Finished orders

I finished up the crib sheet this weekend. These sheets fit really well to the standard crib mattress. And have fairly deep pocket so no worries on them coming off.

 

I also finished up with the reversible crib bumper pad. This bumper was made into 4 pieces.

I loved seeing these come together. :)
Thank You for your business!

Believe it or not..

I think these are the ONLY Easter pics that I have this year! I came home from work and found that the kids had already gotten up, searched for Easter eggs and their baskets, and were ready for breakfast. Done. Totally missed it. Oh well, its not like Christmas and I NEED to make a big production out of it. Still would have been nice for pictures and even to see Brady's excitement from finding them. :)

I did get a few pics of the boys on Papa's new John Deere Gator 'tractor'. 

Look Mah!...

.... No Hands!!!

Preparing two orders

I've got two orders in Etsy at the moment. One is for a crib bumper. I ordered my pieces online that I needed and received them at the end of the week. I was able to pre-wash the fabric tonight and get it ready to begin cutting. I should have this done by the end of the week and sent out early next week. :)

 

This next order is using one of my favorite line of fabrics. It's Central Park by Kate Spain. This fabric is for a crib sheet. This also will be fairly quick and hope to get it put early next week.

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Spring Break

We went up to the U.P. (thats Upper Pennisula of Michigan, for those not from 'round here ;)) for Spring Break this year. It was nice to go up and visit my Grandma Peggy. We haven't seen her since before Brady was born, so this gave her a chance to finally meet him. We had a great visit, just lounging around the house. 

We made sure to get the boys marked on the growth chart. 

As you can see, its been around for a looooong time! 

Cathedral Windows

At our recent A2MQG sew in, I volunteered to teach the cathedral windows, machine sewn version. Ginia taught us the hand sewn version, which I have yet to actually try. I was working on my machine version. And it turned into this little cutie. A little 6x6 in. mug rug. I could definitely see a quilt done up in this! Of course on a larger scale. :D

More Bee Blocks Complete!

Here are more that I have completed!! :D

Bee Blocks for Flickr groups

I've been keeping very busy lately with Bee Blocks for various Flickr groups. Even though I'm not actually my own blocks for my quilts, these are certainly fun to make for other people. I love seeing everyone else's fabric choices and being able to create different patterns. Pretty soon I'll be receiving all of my blocks in that they are making for me and will be putting my own quit together! Definitely looking forward to that! :D

Mug Rug Swap

We had a mug rug swap at our March meeting at Ann Arbor Modern Quilt Guild this week. I thought I would post a few pics of the mug rug I made. We ha about 16? of us there and had a very fun Yankee style swap! Cathy ended up with my mug rug and I got a beautiful mug rug that Emily made of fabrics and vintage sheets. I'll add pics of hers later too. :)
Mine measured about 10x10 inches, and was very fun in making. I should have made one for myself! ;)

lovlies

Aren't these girls two of the most cutest things you've ever seen?