- my husband retired from the Navy (mid November)
- my husband got a new job (mid November)
- we put a contract on a house in AL (end of November)
- we listed our home in NC (beginning of December)
- my husband left for training (early December)
- we rented our NC house out (end of January)
- we left NC (March 6)
- we closed on our AL house (March 9)
- my husband will leave for deployment (April)
So now here we are in Gulf Shores, settling in, unpacking, slowly making this place home. I haven't made much in the last few months because we have been busy with everything happening, but here is a catalog of my recent makes.
I have made a dozen different versions of this quilt and I love it for its simple design and how quickly it comes together. Also, I love letting the fabric be the star!
Also, this is one of my favorite ways to quilt! Organic lines, with some wonky infinity loop quilting interspersed!
This was a little mug rug for a swap I did!
The rest of what I made for that swap. She said she liked the color blue, and cats :)
And this big ol thing was for #fussycuttersclubswap using the idea from Gnome Angel's book Fussy Cutters Club.
This was for an other swap. I enjoy mixing hand stitches and machine quilting.
Also for a swap. Notice an addiction?
This quilt was built using a Nest bundle. As soon as I saw the fabric I had to make a baby quilt with it. It is so adorable!!!
I love Art Gallery Fabrics for their silky softness.
This quilt was made for a dear lady that has been so wonderful in assisting my kiddo with reading challenges. I used the Peak Quilt pattern by Nicole of Modern Handcraft. It is such a simple pattern that comes together super quickly, especially if you use a jelly roll!
I quilted it to look like wind currents moving across the tops of the mountain peaks.
She loves the color green so I used just about half of my green stash-- which wasn't much to begin with. Last quilt picture in North Carolina!
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