Finally, a WIP is done!

And here it is...my version of Pennies from Heaven.

Off to the quilter she goes!

This will be a perfect spring table topper or a permanent display in my green guest room. I will add some beading after it is quilted. Most importantly, it is a flimsy!

I have finished a few other projects for the clubs at TOWQS.

The December Basin Banner.

A big thank you to my go-to-gal for stitching and embroidery, Debbie, 

for all her help with these little guys.

And this one is my favorite!

The December Petite Patchwork quilt from Lori Smith's Quilt Squares #3.

She is in my quilting queue, and will be finished soon.

I am excited to get these projects done because I can hardly wait to start working on a new BOM that will be offered at the shoppe:

We will be starting the BOM in early Feb. 

Woolen applique on homespun backgrounds. 

I want to make that winter red barn today!

Geez, it is mid November already.

I might have to start getting ready for the holidays, which I will host at my home this year. My mother is coming to visit for the holidays, so probably not much sewing will get done once she arrives.  I don't know though...she sleeps in and I am up in the wee hours of the morning!

My favorite time of day.

Are you ready for the holidays?

This and That

So much for will power!

Looks like those WIPs will go back in the infamous closet for awhile.

I have been busy with new projects, which will come to no surprise to those who know how easily I am tempted...the samples for the

Petite Patchwork Club at TOWQS.

Here is the October mini:

And here is the November mini:

Both quilts are from the patterns, QUILT SQUARES, by Lori Smith.

If you want info on the club,

go  to www.theoldeworldquiltshoppe.com.
It was so fun to do some small scale piecing again! 

With a little bit of help for a wonderful stitcher,

the November banner for the Basin Banners Thru the Year Club is also done and hanging in the shoppe.

Next up are the new BOM programs we have planned.  I'll be back with them as I make progress. I am especially excited about the Farm Girl Finery quilt, designed by Kim Diehl and appearing in her new book, Simple Appeal.

I am keeping up with my little letters though!

I have motivation. I need a baby quilt.

My grandson was born the day after my birthday.

What a wonderful present!