JudyLuvs2Quilt's projects

I purchased my two oldest Granddaughters Xander bunnies for Christmas from LavenderLife.com. They are so soft and cuddly, and have a lavender scent. They do come with a small backpack, but I wanted to make Bunny Pockets for them to carry their bunnies around in, and tuck them into the pocket for bedtime. The fabric will match both their quilts I have made them.

( 11-7-22 Just picked this quilt up from my longarm quilter. So happy with the results. I decided to use a pale yellow thread, and a tulip design for the quilting.)I was watching the most recent “Triple Play” with Jenny, Natalie, and Misty, and decided to make Jenny’s “Scrappy Dashing Stars” quilt. I chose Buttercup and Slate fabric by Corey Yoder. The nine stars are made out of a jelly roll with white background. I did a 2” white inner border, the 2” scrappy border, a second 2” white border, then the final outer border, which I cut at 5.5”. My backing is also in the collection, with a tiny tulip print. I will be taking it to my long arm quilter this week. (10-17-22)

This popular picture shows Jesus Christ both as the Lamb of God who was slain for the sins of the world, and as the Lion of Judah, who is reigning in the eternal kingdom of God.

In this image of Jesus, Greg Olson tried to visualize the compassionate love of Jesus Christ, who is our healer. He looks at us with tender eyes, seeing our deepest pain, and he offers us healing for both body and soul.

Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. Revelation 3:20

I have watched Lorrie Nunemaker (on Youtube) for some time now. Previously, I made one of her zippered bags from a Pioneer Woman's placemat. She has so many great ideas! My daughter wanted a "roll up pouch" for her markers, gel pens...etc. It's great to use for your sewing notions as well. Such an easy/fast project. All your items stay securely in place as you roll it up, and tie it with a ribbon.

Update 11-21-19 Just got my hubby's quilt back from long armer. Very happy with it! Since I have made all three of my children a pinwheel quilt, I just had to make one more for my husband. This is Kansas Troubles "On Meadowlark Pond". During the day, while my husband is at work, I have been working on this. Just before he comes home, I tuck it away in my sewing room so he doesn't see it! I made him a quilt a few years back in Kansas Troubles Favorites, so I know he will like this color scheme.

I was watching a tutorial on You Tube by Debbie Shore. She made a cute summer bag, so I decided to make one for myself, and one for my daughter. The only hardware on this bag is a magnetic closure on the inside flap. It didn't call for any zippers or slip pockets, so I made three slip pockets on one side of inside lining. It has a simple top stitch around the opening of the bag , the flap edge, and on both sides of the shoulder strap. The strap is long enough for a shoulder bag, or a cross body. The top of the outer strap has decorative flower buttons sewn on it. I used a foam batting for this bag to give it more structure. I love that it is light weight, and washable!

My bathroom is done in lilacs, so when I came across "Fresh Lilacs", I decided to make a topper for my vanity table my DH made for me. I used selected squares from the charm pack...4 squares wide by 8 squares long. I did a simple free motion quilt design of loops and hearts.

I love making these zipper pouches. Jenny's tutorial' "zipper pouches" is very detailed...making these sew much fun to make! I love her humor in them too!

I had two extra squares left over from a Miss Kate, Summer In The Park quilt I made last year. I had sewn a solid red binding on this square, then followed a cloth bowl/bin tutorial from Vanessa, with the Crafty Gemini. So simple to make, and in no time at all! I am using mine to hold all my Wonder Clips.