These are 2 new ones for Project Linus. One is scrappy blue blocks and the other is Yellow Brick Road.
Let quilting help you make someone smile.
Jan
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Saturday, March 30, 2019
Mini Kitchen
Here is my latest miniature: a kitchen. It was a kit from Robotime. It was fun to do.
Let miniatures help you make someone smile!
Jan
Let miniatures help you make someone smile!
Jan
Friday, March 22, 2019
Quilt of Valor
I (should have said "we" because hubby did the quilting!!) made this QOV for my brother, Quentin, who served in the 1960's in Vietnam. He was a heavy construction worker.
Let quilting help you make someone smile.
Jan
Let quilting help you make someone smile.
Jan
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Project Linus again.
Here are 2 Yellow Brick Roads Sports quilts. I hope some little boy will live. Hockey and Space Wars. (Maybe that's not a sport, but playing it on the video is!!!!!! LOL!!!
Let quilting help you make someone smile!
Jan
Let quilting help you make someone smile!
Jan
Saturday, February 23, 2019
Teapot Embroidery
This is an embroidery of a teapot that I did to go with my collection of tea and coffee pots. The tray is one I've had since 1987 and had never changed out the cross stitch bunnies that I had in it! The pattern is from Crabapple Hill Studio.
Let quilting (embroidery) help you make someone smile.
Jan
Let quilting (embroidery) help you make someone smile.
Jan
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
Horses and Cowboys
Here are 2 small quilts for Project Linus for someone who likes horses or cowboys.
Let quilting help you make someone smile.
Jan
Let quilting help you make someone smile.
Jan
Labels:
charities Project Linus,
cowboys quilt,
horses,
western
Monday, February 11, 2019
Miniature Coffee Shop
I tried something new and decided to try minis. So I did this Simon's Coffee Shop. It even has lights, which my hubby helped me put in. Very time consuming, but such fun to do! The first picture is after. The second picture is before I started to fill it up. This is a ROBOTIME kit from BitsandPieces.com. There are also some on Amazon. Don't know what I'll chose to do next--they're sure lots to chose from!
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