Quilts are up!

I've added more items to my Etsy shop! See them here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/FroggyFace

The baby quilts that I have completed up to this point are now available in the shop. I love making baby quilts as the size seems just right for me! I'm not fighting a huge heavy quilt and the tops come together quickly. I love a quick project where I can see progress!

Now open for business!

Today is a great day! I have finally opened my Etsy shop and will slowly be added more inventory. See it here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/FroggyFace

Inventory as of today consists of a collection of boutique-style minky blankets. These are a good size, approximately 35" x 44". They are soft and cuddly, perfect for that special little one to wrap up in or play on.

My kind of Friday night!

Tonight I came home with a mission: to finish some outstanding projects that have been stacking up! Here's a sampling of what I accomplished . . .

 

I am in love with these sweet minky blankets and can't wait for them to find new homes and babnies to snuggle! Look for these in my shop!

Simply Style by V and Co. for Moda

I have been waiting impatiently for this fabric to make its debut! Simply Style by Vannessa Christenson for Moda if finally in the fabric stores and I am in love! When it caught my eye they were still taking the plastic off the bolts! I wanted 5 yards of everything but settled for a yard of this beautiful green and one other that you will see on a future project.

I paired it with this beautiful chocolate brown minky for a fun modern baby blanket.

See Vanessa's whole Simply Style line here.

Happy First Birthday Baby Darin!

 

Though this quilt was completed a while ago, I decided to put it away for Darin's first birthday. It's a very simple panel with added borders but what really makes this special is all of the quilting! Shirley did some fabulous free motion quilting on this that really takes it from just being a panel to being fabulous!!

Picking Stitches

 

I hate when I think I have got something down and the next thing you know, it's backwards! Out comes the seam ripper! Have you ever noticed how much more careful you become after something like that?