Most of the fabrics I plan to use are from Alexander Henry's Farmdale line, but I'm sneaking in a few others as well including a piece of Joel Dewberry's Modern Meadow and something from Anna Griffin (can't remember the print!) along the edge.
I'm also working on pulling all the stitches out of my sister's quilt so I can send it off to a pro; I need to commit one night and just do it. This is the worst kind of progress to have to make though! I have all the fabric for the Kitchen Windows Quilt and need to finish putting that together, and if time and heat and energy permit, I'll be making one more quilt before baby comes in August. And of course, I have one more Bee block to finish this month as well! So plenty to be working on.
I'm linking up today with the Freshly Piece Work in Progress Wednesday
Love it!! I sooo want the Farmdale line but I'm trying to save my pennies. lol! Temptation is so hard sometimes! lol!
ReplyDeleteMy hubbie was just telling me the other day I needed to make something that we actually KEEP in our house and not give away. Kitchen stuff! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteI love it...I want to make one just like yours...seriously!!
ReplyDeleteThose roosters were just made to be on potholders, weren't they? : ) Yours are so, so, SO cute. Thanks for linking up to WIP Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteYou need to link up your potholders (which are so cute) to Needle and Spatula's Bloggers Dinner Party (google it to find it!)
ReplyDeleteI had to "unpick" stitches from a quilt once to send it to a pro, just do it, it will feel so good to have that chore done!
The fabric on the pot holders is so cute! I want some. I have an idea, instead of having a baby while I am visiting, you could go on a sewing spree while I take Adeline swimming, to the park and other fun places.
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