• Finished Quilts in 2010

    Click pictures for full details! Julia's Field of Blessings See Mom, I *Can* Make Snowmen in Texas! All Shook Up Pansies & Primroses Vintage Spring Vintage Baby A Bad Copy
  • Finished Quilts in 2009

    Click pictures for full details! Sunshine & Swimming Pools Loving Hands Boy Woogies Carina's Quilt Front Charity Quilt 1 Charity Quilt 2
  • Finished Quilts: Previous Years

    My sister's quilt Elena's Signature Quilt Cosmic Spiral Simona's Flower Garden ...And Everything Nice The Wool Quilt The Original Woogie
  • Finished Craft Projects

    Traveling Car Playmat Brown Bear Matching Cards
  • Finished Girls’ Dresses & Costumes

  • Quilt To Do List

    *Julia's "Baby" Quilt
    *Bethlehem Quilt
    *Kaffe Fassett String Quilt
    *Star Happy Batik Quilt
    *Red & Tan Single Wedding Ring Quilt (blocks made)
    *Batik Charm Square Quilt
    *Lingerie Quilt
    *Purple & Gold Mystery Quilt (just needs quilting!)
    *Eagle paper-pieced Quilt (@ half pieced)
  • Other Craft Project To Do List

    *Alphabet Matching Card Game
    *Apple/Pear Dress for Elena
    *Pillow Case Dress for Julia
    *Knit Dress for Elena (need to do post!)
    *Knit Shorts for Me

For the Boys

The vintage sheet quilt tops I made a couple weeks are very feminine, and of course I need to make a baby boy quilt right now.  Once again, it is one of my husband’s requests.

Boy Woogies

I was hemming and hawing a bit about what to make and all about what fabric I wanted needed to buy for a boy’s quilt, yet my husband pointed out that I *should* have some plaids or something for a little boy quilt.  As soon as he said that, the lightbulb went on above my head!  I *do* have some plaids!  And they are flannel!  And they would be perfect!

Woogie 1

These fabrics were bought 8 years ago when my BFF wanted to make a quilt – her first quilt ever – for her baby.  I gave her the fabric she needed and kept the rest.  I figured this ragged quilt, or a true “woogie” as they’re known in my house, would be a perfect project for her.  From what I understand, her fabric has sat on her shelves just as mine has for these 8 years.

Woogie 2

I had enough fabric to make 2, so that’s exactly what I did.  I figured I could always find another recipient for the 2nd one, and of course my husband already has an idea to whom it will go!  (He sure is demanding of my craft!)

I still have some scraps sitting around, and think I’ll make a string quilt out of them.  I *think* I have enough for a top.  Since they are flannel scraps I won’t put them in my normal scrap bins — they really need to stay in their own project.

And my personal quilt testers once again approve of their comfort level:

Elena and a woogie

Julia and a woogie

The quilts measure about 36″x45″ each.

2 Responses

  1. […] my Kaffe Fassett fabrics, but instead I’m going to use up the bag of flannel scraps from my “For the Boys” rag quilts.  I really want a practice run before cutting into my fave fabrics.  Here is my cast of […]

  2. […] the smallest dent in my stash. In fact, the stash just seems to grow! Case in point: finishing the “For the Boys” rag quilts that were done to use up these same flannel scraps in the first place.  I made 2 quilts yet still […]

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