Garden Flags

I had so much fun Saturday making these garden flags for my sister-in-laws. We all got together for Sunday dinner at mom and Dads. "G" already has hers in her garden and sent me the picture below of it there. What beautiful roses those are.  The whole picture makes me smile. 

"D" on the other hand hasn't even had time to drive home yet!   Below is the one she has - we previewed it in mom and dad's yard. It has a backside. 

I didn't take a picture of the back in the yard, but had taken pictures on my wall at home last night.

I love Halloween!

"Go Green" lunch bag.

Made of food-safe PUL fabric, this will be donated to the office United Way Campaign events. Likely it'll go in the Auction-I'll leave that up to the event coordinator. 

I made a second lunch bag for a friends birthday.  She loves patriotic prints.   Most of this bag is made with cotton quilting fabric, but the lining is PUL.

More baby things!

My grandson's day care provider is about to have her first grandson. I said I would personalize some items for her. My daughter must have told her a little more as she sent a blanket and a half dozen clothe diapers.  I personalized the blanket. I made burp clothes of the diapers and personalized one and made bibs to go with two of the burp clothes.  My daughter insisted on something with soccer as the mom-to-be really loves soccer.

Spoil the grandchild!

Late in finishing this post, I made this chair for the grandson a couple of months ago.  It's a really interesting pattern!  Make four pillow firms, attach them together with Velcro then slip cover them. 

2014 Retired Teacher's Luncheon.

This is a large tote!  This Friday is the annual retired teacher's luncheon. Here is this year's bag for one of the ladies.  I am also going to make a few gift card holders. Hubby has something on mind for them.

Inside I added a zipped pocket and a "T2" label.  

For our friend, the music teacher.

A mug rug approximately 6"x10".  The idea came from a pic on pinterest.  The treble clef design was purchased on embroiderydesign.com, the rest I created on my own.

Easter placemats