Shopping bounty

I brought lots of brights

 to make a boy coloured version of this quilt.

I still need to buy border fabric, but that is decision I like to leave until the top is together and one colour speaks louder to me then the others.  Hmm right, I am conservative, you can better your bottom dollar it will be blue!

I brought these fabrics.

To finish these blocks off into a quilt.

Well that's the plan!

Happy quilting Sue.

Cot quilt completed, finally!

Remember this pile of scraps, left over from the pretty Twister quilt?

Doesn't matter if you don't, as I have transformed them into this!

One baby cot quilt, finished!  I was happy with the quilting in the centre and white border, but I couldn't decide what to do on the pink border.  In the end I went with my favorite spirals, one day soon I will widen my horizons when it comes FMQ!

Finished with a cute aqua spot binding and label on, it is already to gift, 

happy quilting, Sue.

Money was made round for rolling

I have been spreading the love around our local rural quilting shops...eg spending money!

I brought some reds for more little baskets in Warracknabeal.

And some reproductions for my stash in Warrnambool, 

along with some modern prints and patterns.

Wool and linen from each store plus a pattern from Horsham.  

And the left over fabric from Geelong...

....is patiently waiting for me to stop driving around the countryside long enough to stay home and quilt!

Happy Easter, I hope your enjoying some family and stitching time, 

Sue.