This is one of the Funky Monkey bundles. I am not even sure which one. It was at a 50% off sale so I bought it. My son actually loves monkeys so it may end up as a throw for him.
This is a Buggy Barn bundle that I got as a birthday gift last year I think. I don't have a vision for this one yet.
This is the Fresh Squeezed collection from Sandy Gervais. I have seen lots of quilts in blogland made from this and really admired them. I picture this with white sashing, maybe a simple log cabin or rail fence even.
I have another bunch of stacks on the shelf to photograph next. I think this will help me to put thoughts in order for 2009. After all it is no fun just to finish projects and not start anything new is it?
Finally my progress on the Double Delight Mystery. I have all of the 9 patch strips sewn together and have begun the block assembly. I still have lots of trimming to do. UGH!
I am looking forward to see how all of these blocks look together. I am sure I will cheat and make a few more blocks before I finish all that trimming.
All for now.
Donna
7 comments:
Your stash looks YUMMY!!!
Look forward to seeing what you make them into over the year.
Love Leanne
I like your colors for the DD mystery quilt. I cheated and made one block so I could see what it looks like. I am only doing a table topper but it is still a lot of little bits, isn't it? I also love your polka dot bundle.
my stash never worries me but the other day I sorted some stuff out and truely saw what I had in kits/bundles alone and took fright...........but as for using it.....I think it looks so nice in the bundles we just like to continue looking at it..........
Such gorgeous bundle, I'm sure they will all help you with the challenge for the year.
Love your Double Delight. There certainly is a lot of trimming with this mystery ;-)
Sorry, I've not kept up with your blog. I see lots of lovely quilts on your blog as usual!!
You have a lot of gorgeous fabrics!
I like the yellow in your "soon to be" 9 patch blocks for DD!
If you are paying retail...stop! You need to set up shop and sell fabric to support your habbit. Just look into getting a wholesale liscense. It's not expensive when you are already spending lots of money. Sell fabric on EBAY... I'm not kidding.
Your quilts are lovely (ggggg)
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