Scrappy wedding quilt

Hey there,
Just wanted to post a couple of pics of the scrappy quilt I made for my cousin Connie's wedding.  They have two kids and three/four dogs so I figured a scrappy quilt would be perfect for them.  I love the solid with scrappy look.  The blocks are a wonky quarter log cabin idea that all have the same piece of fabric as the starter piece.  I did some swirls through the blocks and outlined all the scrappy blocks.  I kind of wanted to keep this one.

  What have you been up to?
Her

Stocking

Here's a shot of a stocking I bought for Cashtin that I embroidered for him.  Just a little project from today.  What are you up to?  Her

Moose on the loose-minion #5

Hey there,
 I wanted to share a pic of what I made for the last minion.  I tried the yellow brick road pattern and it turned out ok.  I only used four different prints so it wasn't quite what I was expecting.  However it had moose on the front and cute moose flannel on the back so it's all good.  I put Cashtin's name on with orange in large letters and did some wavy/swirly quilting in rows.  What have you been up to?
Her

oops. Forgot to rotate it.  You get the idea.

Yet another baby quilt

So I'm off to Edam for a bridal shower tonight and i'm bringing this farm inspired quilt for my newest cousin Noah John, my cousin TIna's newest son who weighed in at over nine pounds.  Hope the toque I made for him still fits.  What's up with you? Her

Clarence the cird

Introducing Clarence the Cird (cow/bird) also known as a sock monster.  He's going to be the next project I do with my grade sevens.  He's a cow like animal with bird wings, including a very developed wing from drinking a lot of adult beverages.

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