Fabulous February !

 

Oh What A Wonderful Feeling...!!!

Two Finishes and a Start.

 

 

 

APQ tote bag(s).

The Laura Tote Bag turned out to be more labor intensive than anticipated, but, I am so happy with the result!
She's cute!  She's Sassy!  I think she needs a name.  She looks like a "Betty."

I'm going to use Betty for all the stuff  I tote back and forth to church (see what I did there? 😁)

 

 

If you use duck cloth, as I did, get the serger out.  

By the time I thought of that it was nearly finished...duck cloth FRAYS!

 

The remaining panels went back in the queue. 
I just wanted to move on to another project.
These panels still may be destined for the "Pass It Along" box...
I've had them A   L-O-N-G    time!

...I don't have to decide today.

 

 

 River's Edge  February's Letter is "L"   The 3-Yard Quilt.  The authors of this book have a new fan. 

 

 

Presto-Chango 

Citrus Twist

 

 

Cute lap size that I'm going to use in my car.  It did not turn out exactly as I had envisioned, but it's FINISHED!! 
Now off to the LAQ.*

Piecing by Fran:

 

I missed some of Millie's modern features such as Needle Down, but all-in-all  sewing on Fran was a very pleasurable experience.  A Lot like a Featherweight.  That makes sense as they are both Singer machines.

Next machine up:  Baby Doll

 Started:  River's Edge  Quarterly UFO project....The Memory Bears. 

After the passing of my BFF's BFF (HERE) I asked Peggy to send me a bunch of Terry's shirts and I'd make memory bears for her and Morgan (daughter) and Madelyn (granddaughter.)  So while it's not a TRUE UFO (it has not been hanging around for eons) it is important to have them completed and ready for delivery when I visit Reno this summer. 

 

 

Finally, I worked on the Confetti Star blocks.  I'm now 2/3 finished piecing the blocks. (Using up A  L O T  of scraps!)

 Slow and steady... I see light at the end of the tunnel!

 February was a very productive month!!

 

* Long Arm Quilter