Sewing on a roll.....

Sew to speak.
Yesterday I cut up 3 half yard/meter fabrics into 2 1/2 inch strips , cut leftover batting into 2 1/4 inch strips. Dug out my jelly roll rug pattern and away I went. On the last round I made a hanging loop. This on is for my daughter and son in law for the bathroom and when not in use it will hang on the back of the door. Good idea dear.

Hanging jelly roll rug

Other than this I did manage to get a few quilt tops basted and ready to quilt. I cut out a few more masks and cut up more scrap batting into strips for more rugs.

Always something to do when you have fabric :-)

In stitches

Stay safe

Hugs

Annette

Safely Stitching

Finished FMQchallenge

Like most of you I have been staying safe and staying home. So what  is quilter supposed to do........ play in our stash and scraps aka leftovers. And that's what I have been doing.
Finishing up some projects and starting new ones. Sewing for my community with masks and ear relief bands as well as head bands. I've been planning for fall with a few classes for the college as well. Here are a few pictures to show you what I've been talking about here.

A couple smaller quilts

Grids and grommet bag for a class sam

Class sample

Doll quilt and pillow

Extra block from mystery quilt

Rope bowl a class sample
Punctuation pencil cases and pot holders

Wall hanging

Masks for adults and kids

Having trouble getting all the pictures. Sew they will be on a separate post.
In stitches

Safely Stitching continued

Hearts in the Windows
Showing support for the front line and essential workers

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Ear relief bands and head band
For our health care workers

Sampler finished 

Mystery quilt taught by
Claudia Phielf

Wall hanging for my daughter

Rope bowls and hot mat
Class samples

Finished quilt sent to give some friends a much needed hug

Quilted hugs

 Well I think that is most of the sewing I have been up to the last while. I have been getting a wee bit of knitting in as well.
We quilters are lucky as anyone with a hobby that they love we have something to do as we stay together apart staying safe with the Covid 19 out there.
Stay safe.
In stitches
Annette