I have two cats. One is solid gray and the other is a black tortie. They both like to camouflage themselves in matching blankets and covers. Earlier this year I had my black and gray fabrics out in a heap on the loveseat in my sewing room. The cats LOVED to get on the pile of fabric and nap, so I decided to use some of those fabrics and make a quilt for them. I thought a simple 'puss in the corner' block repeated would make a good cat quilt.
They have an old shipping box that they like to lay in like a cat bed, so I'm going to drape this in the box. It might make the box a little more comfy for them, and it should definitely make it look less like I just have an old Amazon box sitting around on the floor for no reason. Hopefully it will be a win-win situation.
Thursday, November 30, 2017
Saturday, November 18, 2017
2017 Moda Project - Finished Quilt Top
So this year our Moda group decided to the Quilter's Patch quilt as our project. I did a few blocks and decided that I didn't really like it that much, hated making the blocks, and didn't want to finish the quilt as patterned. So I came up with my own design to use the blocks that I had made, and made a few more that I liked to go with them. This is the finished top. The original quilt had a greenhouse in the center, so I am calling mine "Inside the Greenhouse". It is approximately 42 x 50 inches.
Labels:
Moda projects,
my designs,
quilt tops,
work in progress
Saturday, November 04, 2017
A New Purse for Camryn
My youngest son (who is 20 years old, btw) told my that his girlfriend said that she needed a new a purse. I was wanting to make something for her, so I volunteered to make one for her. As far as I know it will be a surprise for her. Her favorite color is green and she wears a lot of dark colors. My son says that she will love it. I hope so.
New Cat toy
I made this cat toy a few months ago out of some scraps of left over quilted material. You know, the edge that gets quilted by the long-armer that is just backing and batting. I sewed it into a tube and stuffed it with plastic Walmart bags. It took Cleopatra a while to warm up to it (as is the case with a lot of cat toys), but now she pounces on it, grabs it, and kicks it like crazy, which is exactly what I intended her do with it.
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