I usually miss my deadline of Teacher Appreciation Week, and end up giving the gifts at the end of the school year. I'm happy to say that I made my date this year! Hooray! I started these on Funday Monday. I spent most of my time
Teacher Appreciation Gifts |
My friend, Kathleen, was busy here on Funday Monday too. She pin-basted a baby quilt that she had recently completed. She found the fat quarter baby quilt pattern here via this pin on Pinterest. That quilt sandwich is now in line for me to quilt on my Sweet 16.
Kathleen tried machine embroidery for the first time and monogrammed the corner green panel. |
She also worked the border of another fat-quarter friendly quilt. This pattern is called Cheaper by the Dozen by Legacy Patterns. She did this one in a black/white/red color combination.
Cheaper by the Dozen quilt |
Hope you are having a great week.
Happy Stitching!
wow, those are some amazing looking duffle bags!!! i wish i was talented enough to make those!
ReplyDeleteThe duffle bags looks great. I love the monograms. What a good idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat gifts for the teachers I am sure they will be loved by all. Love the baby quilt too.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking bags they will love them!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a thoughtful thing to do for the teachers. I'm sure they will love the bags, and the quilts are very cute, too. I like the simple designs.
ReplyDeleteThe bags look gorgeous I'm sure the teachers will be really pleased with them. Beautiful quilts also.
ReplyDeleteAli x
awesome bags!
ReplyDeleteThe duffle bags look fantastic! Nice idea for a teacher gift!
ReplyDeleteLinda
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The duffle bags are fabulous, and what a wonderful blog. You have inspired me.
ReplyDeleteLove and Hugs
Phoebe x
Saw your post over @ Find a Friend Friday. Love your bags and quilts. And your blog design is SO cute! I am following you now:)
ReplyDeleteFound you on Sew Many Way. Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI would love for you to share and link up at my TGIF Link Party.
http://apeekintomyparadise.blogspot.com/2013/05/tgif-link-party-2.html
Hugs, Cathy