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Dazzale your tree with a festive skirt. Lisa England designed this tree skirt. It looks more complex then it actually is — it’s very quick and easy to piece from simple shaples.
Everything you need is included in this kit to make a complete quilt. If you need a copy of the pattern email linda@abbimays.com. Purchase your kit here: Holly Daze
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You can vote as much as you want every day! Javon was added to the list late so he needs all the votes we can give him to catch up. Please send this to as many Spartan friends as you can.
It was gorgeous out today and a great time to go the farmers market with a bright blue sky, no wind and it was even warm out!
This is the time of year for all the wonderful fall fruits and vegetables - apples, squashes, pumpkins and bees.
I thought I would share my trip there with you to our
Muskegon Farmers Market:
Don’t you just love gourds!
Weird! I never knew that Brussel sprouts grew like this:
Fun pumpkins!
Gigantic and little!
There’s always friends to visit with!
Every kind of apple that grows in Michigan was there!
This will make a lot of “cabbage rolls”
On the trip home I was treated to some fall color!
Saturday I had so much fun taking this quilt class. It was a very easy project and everyone in the class got it done!
I love brights and here is the main fabric in my basket:
Here I am sitting at my sewing machine working on my project:
Barb (SIL) and Betty (instructor) are working on her blocks:
Diane (SIL) checking the instructions:
Ther’s nothing more fun then sewing, talking and eating! And… Thank you Sue (one of the class instuctors) - because she made us a very delicious lunch for us Breakfast Pizza!
Click here for a copy of this recipe:
http://www.abbimays.com/blog/pictures/BreakfastPizzapdf.pdf
and no - it’s not fatting! haha
Have you ever wanted to try making a rag quilt?
To make a shaggy flannel quilt, you sew your seams on the TOP of the quilt, not hiding them on the backs. You also sew the front of the block together with the back (and if you use flannel or batting to create a sandwich, you sew that with the blocks as well).
My friend Tammy H. from Quiltalicious -
made these quilts from her baby quilt patterns
Quiltalicious Nine Patch Star Baby RAG Quilt
“Charitiy Quilts” Quiltalicious Hug & Mooch Baby RAG Quilt
Look at the insect I found.
He or she was in my burning bush and is about 6″ long.
“As seen In” Quilts and more Magazine Summer 2008
stitch up a knockout tote that’s sturdy,
roomy and just plain adorable.
Finished tote: 24″ x 20 3/8″ x 8″
Included in kit:
All fabric needed to make this tote.
(Note: not included magazine - it you need a copy of this pattern, email linda@abbimays.com )
Never forget.
