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Wow, I have really enjoyed the Blogger's Quilt Festival
Have you?
There are some really talented people out there in blogland
and all the quilts were really beautiful.


Today I though I would share some finishes I missed posting about. 

I'll start with the oldest.

Remember this pincushion? 

 I made Mrs. Hootie to work out my pattern, 

so I could send an owl pincushion in a swap.
She stays right beside my iron and I love her more than I thought.

After working with her for a little while, 

this is whoo I made for my swap partner, Jodi. 

This Ms Brown Hootie was sent with a needle book. 

I used the tutorial from Nana Company, that I had pinned on pinterest.
Don't you just love Pinterest?  

It was made entirely from my scrap pile 

and I love how it turned out. I will be making more.

Next up were two library shelf blocks for my Bee a {Modern} Swapper group. 

I can't wait to see Manda put together all of her library shelves. 

side by side

I sent a bold, in your face (colorwise) zig zag zippy pouch to 

Nicole with her churn Dash Love quilt for DQS12. 

My daughter wanted a very small coin zip. 

She even bought the fabric and was going to make it herself. 

I ended up making up a small pattern. 

This isn't a very good photo, but it is tiny and cute.

 Its is grey with aqua bicycles and a yellow zipper. 

Inside it has aqua fabric with the words "blah blah blah"  

She loves it, and that's what matters.

Potholders are my last finish to show.

I sent these to Marian.  She likes wonky stars and 

beachy colors, especially blue, yellow and grey.

I receeived these beautiful 

pot holders from Deb of Trio Stitch Studio

I love them!

 She did a fabulous job and they are far more 

beautiful in person than these photos.   

Thank you Deb!

Whew, I guess I've been busier than I thought. 

What have you been up to,  I'd love to know?

I'm going to try to be back with a list on Wednesday to link up 

with WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced