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Monday, June 20, 2011

Once there was a Snowman (or 4)

Here are 3 projects from Karyn:

Some people think snowmen can be left out all year long in Alaska...And with ones this fun we just might!


This one of Karyn's will also be posted with the other's from Halloween 2010

And last but for sure not least, this BEAUTIFUL quilt!! Look at those diagonals!

Midnight Sun Aprons by Sarah

OK so, June 10 was AWESOME!!! Everyone's aprons were so dang cute!  Here are the first pictures of the results of that night.

Lori's cutie cute apron!
Nicole's apron was going to be a gift, but she decided to keep it for herself instead.  Anything made at midnight is a keeper.
PS- ( I was late and did not get any pictures taken of the actual night.  Email Nicole or Jodi if you have shots of that night and for more finished products!!!! ).

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Christmas 2009

Here is 2009's Christmas Challenge!


Cherie

Jessica

Today at quilting...

Here is what you missed today!!


KAREN SHARPENS PENCILS!!!!


But seriously, we had lots of things to show.  Look at Charlotte's Tree quilt on that post, and Nicole's Bullseye (the second one she did, the first one got sent to another baby before it was properly photographed..shame on her...)  Jessica's Christmas 2009 quilt is on the blog now and Sarah's Nancee bags (did you see the S on the end of BAG...that's right, she has made 2)


Here is Nicole's Show and Tell for the week:

Nicole: Boxed-In...Pattern found on Moda Bakeshop, fabric: Lollipop, by Sandy Gervais...
Gonna be a little gift for her nephew born in April!



Don't forget we meet all summer too...bring the kiddos and get working!  Although we know with the sunshine we may be headed for the mountains and all of Alaska's beauty... and the fish!

Monday, April 25, 2011

The Nancee Bag 2010

Our November Sew All-Nighter (at least til midnight) taught us how to make this beauty.  How many needles did you go through that night?  I used 2!






Cherie's summer Nancee
Sarah's Nancee Bags...


bigger better bag

Cherie's Bigger Better Bag
Nicole's Bigger Better Bag

Inside Nicole's Bigger Better Bag

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Elizabeth's Chicks

Have a boo-boo? Freeze one of these Chick-sicles and make it feel all better.  Or simply microwave for some much needed heat relief.  Or throw them at your spouse when you need someone to take out the garbage:) 

Coming Soon!!!

Keep your eye out for details on this next 
Sew till You're Silly: Midnight sewing event!

Side A

Side B



*all models are professional and paid accordingly

Block exchange 2010: SHOES!!!

Every year we do a quilt block exchange centered around a certain theme.  2010's theme was shoes.  All of the blocks are done on the same background fabric.  Every August we exchange blocks and its up to us to put them together!


Carolyn's shoe quilt turned out so dang cute!! (ps-the brown spot on the bottom is from the camera, not on the quilt)
WHO ELSE IS DONE???

Halloween


Where are you when the witches come out to play? Hopefully on your broomstick with us!

Jayci's Witchy Quilt:  Quilt front, , glittery pumpkin
All that glitter is Jayci!

hand appliquéd eyes
Don't forget to TAG TAG TAG!  This way you can always get your quilt insured.
PS the smudges on the edge of the candy corn are the edited out last name and address of our Jayci...blog safety first!

Karyn, are you hiding behind your witches??

Cherie's gone BATTY with her quilt!





Tree quilt 2010

Cherie's Tree Quilt!!
Charlotte's Trees!


Monday, April 18, 2011

Bullseye: started in January 2011

Grab some scraps and a few circular objects from your kitchen to get the pattern for this quilt!  Anything goes and boy did we get some fun ideas out of this quilt

The inspiration from Jacee: these bullseye squares were not cut

Here is a look at Karen's cut Bullseye squares

See it only matters that the center points match up!

Karen again!
Cherie's Bullseye!
Kjaristy's Bullseye...some are cut and some are not!
Nicole's Bullseye...not cut circles...

Here is Alicia's twist:  Check it out! Trees from the Bullseye and it was all done out of old clothes.




Garden of Eatin' Spring 2011 table runner

Miss Jodi's creation 
Nicole's Table Runner: Not bound yet, but still on the table looking cute!



What you need:
1 yard of main rectangle background fabric
1/4 yard for border
1/4 yard for binding, trim and flower centers
scraps for stems and leaves
larger scraps for flower petals

Cut your main rectangle piece 13x45 use the rest for backing
black trim around the main rectangle is 1 1/4 inches wide
flower stems are 1/2 inch wide of varying lengths; the longest here is 21 inches
pattern for petals and center of flower can be your own!

Tips on the petals: use a light interfacing to help them be a little more 3-D
Miter your corners of your trim fabric and border fabric

A twist on this pattern would be to line your flowers in a row horizontally across the table runner