caf7carq's projects

A stash project and finally finished binding in time to put it in the fall church bazaar next week. I have been in the process of moving from our thought to be forever home into a retirement community home. It's been like a all-summer event and stressful and not a minute for sewing. But now sewing machine set up and all materials and supplies put away. Soon can sew again.

Made this from odd n end in my stash, it has many children's prints in it. 31 by 60 so too big for a crib and too small for a twin bed. Guess a lap quilt or floor quilt for baby to play or children to pay. Great picnic quilt too

I had this in my stash for a bit. And I was Not sure what to do with it . As it was applique tractors for shirts and jackets. So after cutting the items out and they didn't cut even squares or even anything edges. I pieced some white to even edges best I could and added some black and white checks to offset the black in the machines and more plaid as the piece was edge in the scotch plaid. Had MSQC do the longarm quilting in gray of tractor design. Last quilt for this crazy year of 2020.

I made this oversized lap/throw for my brother's 79th birthday. We grew up on a farm and he always repaired any equipment that broke down. He has skilled hands. This was skillfully quilted by the wonderful staff at Missouri Star Quilting Company. The piece was a old panel I had in stash that was meant to be a man's apron. The plaids I recently cut up stash to workable sizes and the yellow and green as well as the Green Bay Packer material on the back are from past projects. I do hope it keeps him warm up north when he falls asleep in his recliner while watching TV.

I made this quilt for my brother's 79th birthday. We grew up on a farm and he always repaired and tinkered with any equipment that would need repair. This was skillfully quilted by the wonderful staff at Missouri Star Quilting Company. The tractor items were actually a old panel I had that was meant to be a man's apron. The plaids are from the stash of plaid material I recently cut into workable sizes. The green and yellow are from other quilt projects as well as the Green Bay Packer material on the back. I hope it keeps it warm up north when he falls asleep in his recliner watching TV.