Look who lives in these houses!

Freddy Moran houses! 

Painted bright and set in black and white. Classic Freddy!

This quilt was organized by Carol G and blocks were made by her small group,

members of Annie's Star Quilt Guild as a fund raiser for KIXE our local PBS station.

There is a fish living in this house! Love the roof :0)

And Winnie the Pooh lives here!

The red one must be the dog house ;0)

The backing

Fun quilt! Carol presented the quilt at our guild's meeting Thursday. Quilted for community service, I used neon green threads, Glide on the back and a Fantastico on the front. Quilting design is Peacock Feathers by Apricot Moon. I believe it was a cotton poly blend for batting as it had more loft than the Warm and Natural community service used in the past. Speaking of batting, I just finished a customer quilt with the new Tuscany batting from Hobbs. It's a cotton and wool blend. I LOVE it!!! I haven't taken pix yet along with a couple more quilts finished this week. Next post :0) Our guest speaker at the guild meeting was Mary Kay Davis. Really good trunk show and workshop yesterday.

We are quite happy with a good rain storm that moved in yesterday. It poured and we need the water. Less wind would be better tho. Good weather to work on some quilt projects. That's what I have planned, to finish a top I started yesterday in our guild's workshop at HRQ with Mary Kay. Pix of everyone's tops posted on Ramblin' Rows.

btw... there is a Sue Spargo workshop coming up at the end of March with a few spaces still available. 5 days of classes... Honey Run Quilters for more info!

Tot Ziens! Enjoy your weekend, Jo

"We will be known forever by the tracks we leave."
Native American Proverb

Sandy's Stars

Next quilt up ~ A star quilt in primary colors made by Sandy E, I named it Primarily Stars altho the pattern had a different name. Quilted with Peacock Feathers... a new pattern from Apricot Moon. I truly appreciate the texture of their quilting designs. 

 The design worked out for the alternating Friendship Star blocks, 

done in primary colors, adding a little bit of fun to this quilt.

Pools of Blue Friendship Stars :0)

 I lined up the center of the design with each of the star centers!

It worked out great. Thread is a blue Omni quilted with wool batting.

Thank you Sandy!

Sandy already has this quilt, I took it by Cathy's Honey Run Quilters

yesterday for Goldie's Stash Burner workshop and also picked up a quilt for Phoebe.

Found out it was Ronda's birthday...

Happy Birthday Ronda!

On the frame now is a quilt for Betty V.

Custom quilted so it's taking a bit of time, almost finished!

Tot Ziens, Jo

"We will be known forever by the tracks we leave."
Native American Proverb