ckcowl

i finished something for us for a change...around here is like the mechanic with the broken down car in the yard...i never get around to making stuff for our house (a couple windows still have pieces of fabric tacked over them because i still havent' made curtains---been here 3 years)
but i made a wool table topper for our new kitchen table!
going to try to put a pic in the pictures ;)

ckcowl

YEA!!! I DID IT...I FINALLY POSTED A PIC WITHOUT HELP...I SHOULD GO BUY A LOTTERY TICKET TODAY :mrgreen:

crafterbarbara

I am in on this one. Mine is going to be a scrappy Christmas fabric quilt. IF I don't need them on my rug I am beginning this week.

crafterbarbara

10 quilts? Wow! I want to see these, how long have you been quilting?

POosterman

Nice job, I really like this one. And, I know what you mean. I haven't made anything that I've kept yet.

Lucille A

Just keep pictures!! Most of the quilts I have made got blown away in rita.

POosterman

Sorry to hear that. We don't have many of the devastating weather up here like a lot of you do. I think it would probably scare me half to death if we did.

yourstrulyquilts

I'd be so outta there! I lived in Arkansas for just enough time for a tornado to hit, and I came back to Oregon. Scared the stuffin' outta me!
YTQ

rhueluna

Hey, I moved to Oregon because its so beautiful and an awsome place. Rain is a good thing, and tornados and all that are too scary. We went on an RV trip back east and while in Florida there was a tornado warning. We didn't get hit but other areas around us were. Much scarier than rain. :)

redqueen

Paper piecing is the best way I know of to use up scraps. all most any size of scrap can be used. Maybe even try a Mariner's compass. It is way easier than it looks when you paper piece it.