Madison asked me for some coasters so I made a set of six. Deloise called them my Rainbow Coasters so I’m sticking with that.

Due to the postal strike I’ll be tucking them into my suitcase when I visit.

This is the second project made from left-over blocks from a Cake Mix Recipe that Deloise gave me. The fabric comes from the Farmer’s Daughter line by Moda.

I may be coming to like this paper-doll backing fabric.

The actual quilt from this Recipe is sandwiched and up next for quilting.

This was my September project for sewing with Stacia and Deloise. I picked a relatively easy one and I’m glad I did because by the time our stitching day arrived I had Covid and wasn’t feeling all that well. It took me two days to complete it, which isn’t that unusual for me.

I had a few of the four-patches in my scraps and lots of individual pieces (1.5″) cut. Although it was tedious joining them all together it was a quick finish once they were done. Again, I used a very simple straight line for the quilting.

I was unable to attend the Guild’s Community Quilt day but I knew I had a couple of flimsies that I had made specifically for their donation. I started going through my bins and came up with 19 flimsies waiting to be sandwiched and quilted.

I checked with my kids and grandkids and ended up with 12 that will go back into my bins for sandwiching and quilting. The remaining 7 were picked up yesterday to be sandwiched and quilted by the Guild.