BYC SEWING/QUILTING CLUB

[CoyoteMagic]

I'll do the chicken blocks.

 

[Scrambled Egg]

The swap is filled, thank you all sooooo much!!!

 

[ChickieNikki]

Sorta new to BYÇ, just found you all! I'm a photographer/quilter/sewer/scrapbooker (semi retired--haven't touched paper since I started quiting 1 year ago! I have about 1/3 of the basement, as an art studio, and it's a mess (but I rationalize that it's because there's a LOT going on in there!!!) I just finished 2 quilts, have 4 tops pieced (I've done one hand pieced and the rest machine, but have one more marked for hand piecing). I learned to quilt by hand, so my first 4 quilts were hand quilted. I just finished my first machine quilted quilt, and it was fun! I'm glad I found you all--I don't quilt much in spring or summer--to many fun outside things to do, and it's too hot to sit under a quilt and hand quilt--but I'm still going to pop in often and see what's up!

 

[Scrambled Egg]

Make sure you drop in on the quilt block of the month swap thread too, love to have you in the June swap but feel free to chat in the may thread too!!

 

[Acre of Blessings]

I made quilted pot holders.....

 

[Elven Dreams]

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Those are so cool!!!

 

[NanaKat]

No....Those are sooooo HOT!!!!!

And What a creative way to use up some stash fabrics too.

 

[Acre of Blessings]

Thanks Elven and Nana. Do you think they will sell?

 

[NanaKat]

Of course they would sell. Especially since the fabrics coordinate with kitchen colors and are sooooo useful.

I shop early for birthdays and .....Christmas.....I know...but I hate shopping in crowds.
Two or three in a set would make a great gift.

OHHHH andother great idea is a quilted baked potato bag for the microwave. It's made with highloft quilt batting. A really sweet 85 year old neighbor made me one for Christmas several years ago and I love it!! Its great for corn on the cob too. She sells them around town.

 

[Zookeeper9000]

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Sooooooooooo how would ya make them and how would ya use them LOL. Thanks