Showing posts with label bee patriotic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bee patriotic. Show all posts

Jul 13, 2020

Bee Patriotic Quilt Finished!


I machine quilted and hand sewed the binding on my
Bee Patriotic quilt!
I'm adding it to the stack of quilts for my grandchildren.
I think this is number 5, and I need 14!!!
That doesn't include the ten quilts I have hanging in my closet,
waiting to be machine quilted, lol.


I really love the back, with my cute little cottage label.


I used one of Lori Holt's 108" wideback fabrics, Vintage Bee.
It was so nice, not having to sew a seam down the center of the back.


I used Aurifil white thread 50 wt, to machine quilt.



The quilting really shows up on the red!


I used an old fabric called "Little Apples" by Aneela Hoey.
for the binding.
She is one of my favorite designers, but I don't think 
she designs fabric anymore.


I hope you've enjoyed seeing my finished quilt,
thank you for following :)

Jul 6, 2020

Bee Patriotic sew along, and more

I finished the top for my Bee Patriotic quilt!
I used a red border instead of a navy one, 
but red is one of my favorite colors for quilts :)
Also, I didn't have enough navy fabric in my stash.


I LOVE the red!


July 4th was a few days ago and I really wanted to make
 the cute table runner that Lori had on her blog.
Here are all my little red pieces of fabric that I cut.


Voila, here is the table runner on my dining room table.
I was thrilled that I had enough blues to make the stars.


I also made the little flag!
Our daughter and her family are coming in a week,
and we are going to celebrate 
my grandson earning his Eagle Scout award.
These flags will really come in handy!
That was part of my incentive for making the flags :)


I made the house block which I'm going to use 
as a label on the back of my quilt.
Notice my name in the window?


I have been watching Kimberly's videos on You Tube
from the Fat Quarter Shop.
She's mentioned quite a few times that she joined the "Tagged" club and receives personalized labels every month from Sweetwater.
I signed up and received two labels in the mail.
I am so glad I did, because I love them!


I hope to machine quilt my Bee Patriotic quilt this week,
I'll make sure to take lots of photos to show you :)
Thanks for following!

Jun 29, 2020

Bee Patriotic sew along, week 4

I finished my last 3 blocks in the Bee Patriotic sew along.
My favorite part was choosing the fabrics :)
I can honestly say that this is my favorite block in the quilt.
I really like the two shades of pink on the outer points.



I love this block, it looks like there are little pink hearts in the corners.


This is the pinwheel block.
Nothing says summer fun more than a pinwheel!


I can hardly wait to sew all the posts and sashings together 
and show you my finished quilt top next week.
I already added the borders to each block.


Stay tuned!

Jun 22, 2020

Bee Patriotic Sew Along, week 3


I'm loving this sew along, is anyone else following along?
This is my Shine block, I enjoyed making the hourglass blocks.


This is the Snowflake block, it looks like a firecracker!


This is the Reindeer Hooves block, it looks great in this color combo :)


I started cutting the borders for each block in the background color,
but found out that I didn't have quite enough fabric.
I can't run to the fabric store, because I live too far away from one.
I did the only thing I knew how, I pieced the border sashings together until I had enough...it shouldn't be very noticeable, 
because the sashings will only be 1" wide, finished.
Has anyone every done this before?


Jun 15, 2020

Bee Patriotic Sew Along, week 2

Here are three more of my Bee Patriotic blocks.
I love choosing the colors!


I'm having so much fun with this sew along.


My goal is to make as many "cute" quilts as I can, 
so that I'll have 14 for my grandchildren to choose one each, beginning with the oldest.



I have about 4 completed, and about 10 that I need to quilt!  Yikes!!!
When I'm finished with this Bee Patriotic quilt,
and another "secret" one that I'm making for one of my grand daughters for Christmas,
I'll begin machine quilting those lonely quilt tops.
Thanks for following :)