
Design Wall Monday


The best I can tell, I made twenty-two projects this year, from coasters to a twin quilt. Here they are, in no particular order.



An eclectic group, with the Star Wars baby quilts remaining popular.
We’ll have to see what 2022 brings!

Here’s my final report from 2021.
I quilted my turquoise version of Charlotte Hawke’s 2021 mystery quilt, Scrappy 4 Patch Stars. (Here’s the Christmas version.)

I also sewed 8 blocks for Kat’s Covered in Love block drive. Some are better than others, but I tried.
I was hoping to use 50 yards, and this came very close. Importantly, I added new fabrics to my Stash and used older ones, including scraps. I’ll show all those projects in a few days.
How did you do?
Here’s hoping that 2022 is better us all and we all complete lots of projects with that Stash.

This week I got off on a side track making coasters from Christmas scraps. I used 1.75 yards to make 16 coasters.
Creeping up, but there’s not much left of the year. Sometimes I get in a lot of sewing between Christmas and New Year’s, so we’ll see.
Stay safe and sew your stash.

Here’s one I haven’t shown you. It was a custom order that I finished at the beginning of November so that it would get to Canada in a timely way. And it did. Whew.

It used about 12.5 yards.

The Christmas Star quilt used about 6.5 yards.
Will I make it to 50 yards? Hmmm.
Sew on!

Wow, it’s been a long time since I’ve posted! I had a couple aches and pains that kept me away from the sewing machine for a while. Then DS and DiL were here for two weeks before Thanksgiving (yay!). So I finally got back to it this week and wrapped up this fun Christmas project.

The non-traditional fabrics were a departure for me, and I really enjoyed them. I like how fresh and crinkly this turned out.




I hope you’re finding time to sew or be with family.

Beginning of a twin size commission. Back, binding, and appliques are made. Hopefully it will come together quickly! These are 9 inch blocks.

No new fabric! (Yet!)
And this week I sewed a dozen napkins, two bowl cozies, and two pot holders for my son and daughter-in-law.

I’ve accepted a commission, though, for a twin quilt, so the fabric will be rolling in. Ah, well.
Take care!

My sewing machine is back! That should help the fabric outflow.
All those scraps I cut made up into twenty blocks for Kat’s Covered in Love drive for September and October using 2.5 yards.
Also I discovered when I folded the Christmas fabric that I had over counted it by 2 yards. That helps!
Hope the cool weather is helping you use your stash!https://katandcatquilts.blogspot.com/2021/08/sept-oct-covered-in-love-block-drive.html


As promised, new Christmas fabric has arrived!
Also, I never subtracted the fabric from the String Quilt. It won’t help enough.
Ah, well, when my machine finally returns I’m ready to sew up a storm!