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Making progress

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My helper.

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Because I have been quilting a lot lately, and yarn was on sale.

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Paper piecing is officially the most tedious way to make a quilt.

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Ear of corn I sewed for an upcoming agriculture event at work.

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Pruning the brambles and finding strawberries. (Yes, that is a rose bush in the midst of the raspberry bushes.)

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I don't sew very often, but I am finding that hemming is a lot like putting the binding on an afghan. You're done, but you're not.

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My mom came over today, and we did a some work on the quilt. So much more fun with two!

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Progress

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Stitched up the dog bed that this guy chewed up. Not my prettiest work, but as it is likely to be shredded again I think it will do.

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This is for my niece. Super excited about how it came out.

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My project for the foreseeable future. This family quilt will be my first hand quilting project. Every square was sewn by a different member of my family.

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One of the most beautiful (and most impracticable) baby blankets I have made, but it is finally done and can be on its way in time for Christmas.

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Blanket for my godson. It has taken a long time, but it is finally done.

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"Taggie" blankets for a friend.