Paper piecing

Class Saturday was awesome! We learned Judy Niemeyer's method of speed cutting and paper piecing. We learned how to organize our stuff. These triangles aren't really staying by each other, but I wanted to get an idea of what it's going to look like together. I have 42 different batiks for this project. Some of the gals in the class were making larger quilts and had 100 or more different fabrics!

Instead of hitting all the Super Bowl Sales yesterday, I stayed home. Dumped my sewing room into my bedroom, reorganized, and moved it all back in. I feel so much more inspired to work in there again (now that I can move around in there....) I'm sure a few of you know what I mean...

Blotto

My name wasn't drawn, but I wanted to show all the blocks the gals in the quilting guild made. One lucky participant won all of them. I'm looking

forward to seeing what she does with all of them. Mine is in the center of the bottom row. They are all so cool.

Paper Piecing

I'm a new member to the Marquette Quilting Guild. This was a block of the month challenge. Apparently, everyone who makes one gets their name put in a drawing, and the person who wins will get to take home all of the blocks. I would love to make this again as a pillow top. Wish me luck! It was requested it be made with black and white for the meeting.