
I still have plenty of UFOs left, but I finished up three smallish ones in the last week -- yahoo! Up above is a little round robin that one of my mini-groups did; I probably showed a picture when it came back to me last March, but now it's quilted and bound and hanging in the front hall. I did quite a bit of free-motion quilting on it.
The next one is another mini-group project, from my other group. I made the large block and then handed if off, and it came back to me with a stack of small blocks. It hung around, on and off my design wall, for probably 4 years before I decided how to put it all together. It's about 24" square -- perfect for a small table topper.

Next up is the collage I made in Rosemary Eichorn's class at Asilomar a couple of years ago. I have no idea why it took me so long to put binding on it! I'm still thinking about some beading but...

This last photo is a little purse/pouch/bag that one of my friends made -- it's so clever! It starts with a 20" square of fabric and is the perfect size for a small knitting project (yeah, I'm still making hats) or other handwork. I learned how to make them and will try to post a tutorial sometime soon.

Signing off for the next few days, which are shaping up to be busy but fun. Happy Holidays to all of you!
4 friends commented...:
Wow, look at productive you! I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the collage piece.
Another friend is knitting hats for everyone for Christmas--I am in awe of both of you ... and keep thinking about my yarn stash and wondering if I should follow your excellent example for NEXT year ;-)
Merry Christmas.
How grand that you can get things done this time of year... the quiet is almost magical in our house and I'm sewing also. I just wanted to send Christmas greetings. May yours be joyful!
Just beautiful quilts, Julie...I MUST get back to quilting this year. I love the collage and hope you do decide to add some beads...
Back in Oakland Jan. 19...maybe we can get together. Happy Christmas!
These are three lovely projects, but the first quilt is especially beautiful. Happy Holidays!
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