I took a workshop with J. Michelle Watts on Friday.  It was well done, learned several tips for working with the wedges I wouldn't have known otherwise (always sewing with the same piece on top for example).  It was fun.  Though I just cannot make myself applique using the machine.  I tried a couple of different ways and I just don't like how it looks.  So I'm hand sewing the arcs down.   She is from Roswell though moved to New Braunfels TX a few years ago.  We chatted about missing the mountains and desert skies.

Wow that is stunning!!!

top is done.  It ended up pretty large, just over 60" square.  it's kind of intimidating.  makes your eyes spin a bit.  I think I'm going to do some custom quilting on it but those big blank corners are a bit intimidating.  This one may hang in the closet a while.

Put this little top together yesterday to cut the boredom of the R/W/B baseball fabric. Blocks are 6".  Have enough to probably make maybe two more.  And picked up an XXL 100% cotton plaid shirt at a local thrift store for $2.00. It will mix in nicely in some quilt.  I was lacking in things yellow.

I'm almost finished with the 3rd and final Baseball quilt top. 

Happy Halloween Quilting to All of You.

noticed this quilt on the back on connecting threads catalog, looks pretty fun and easy.  I feel the need to play with some novelties.

and super duper easy to sew block

Wow. that is stunning!

very cute!  

That is an easy one to figure out, and looks so cute. I don't remember where I saw it before, but made one some years back.   

That came out really nice. Cruse Pinterest for quilting ideas, there is so much inspiration there. I have 100's of ideas pinned and go look at them when I need ideas.

Love your scrap quilt. Sometimes you just need a quick fun project.