Sunday, July 17, 2011

For the Love of Solids - a Modern Swap

Megan from Canoe Ridge Creations and Elizabeth from Don't Call Me Betsy are hosting a new modern swap - For the Love of Solids. If you love solids, and fresh modern designs, I encourage you to head on over to the flickr group. Sign ups are still open for the first round.

Here's my inspiration mosaic to help get you in the mood. Look at all that gorgeousness!

for the love of solids mosaic by Mama Missa
1. WINNER! Project Modern Challenge 1: Heather Jones - Quilt, 2. Kona solids quilt finished!, 3.Illusions Block Quilt, 4. Peeps Color Quilt, 5. Robert Kaufman Solids Charm Pack Challenge, 6.Rectangle Blues on Couch, 7. PTS5 Experiment, 8. Around the Block II ~ Block for Sheridan, 9. Top Spiral, 10. Finished Log Cabin Quilt, 11. IMGP0268, 12. Cascade Quilt, 13. Up, 14. Urban lattice quilt along progress, 15. 20101021 013, 16. A Quilt For Two, 17. strip pieced hexagon block, 18. Paper Plane Quilt, 19. Grey & White Houndstooth Quilt, 20. 'not lost in the woods', 21. "Color Play", 22.squares!, 23. Unfolded, 24. buttercup bag, 25. Pleated shoulder bag

Thursday, June 23, 2011

There's an awesome new bee in town


Do you like modern fabrics, fun modern designs, meeting new online friends, sewing for others, and receiving gorgeous quilt blocks made just for you by others also? Then what are you waiting for? Head on over to the 4x5 modern Quilt Bee. It's gonna be a rockin' good time!

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

New Wheels for the Little Man

I've been sewing up a storm lately in an attempt to tackle my WIP list. I finished this quilt for my little man the other day. He was crawling all over it pointing out the cars and bikes to me, then he kept trying to pick them up off the quilt. Too cute! He's happily cuddled under it tonight, snug as a bug in his crib.

Wheels quilt front
the front


Wheels quilt back
the back

Monday, June 6, 2011

100 Quilts for Kids


Kate at Swim, Bike, Quilt is helping to organize a quilt drive for kids to take place from September 15 - October 15. Quilts can be donated to organizations in your community, such as a local foster care program, domestic violence center, homeless shelter, children’s hospital, local military family support organization, Project Linus or Margaret’s Hope Chest


Head over to this post where Kate gives more details. She's also having a giveaway with some fantastic prizes for those that donate a finished quilt. What are you waiting for? Go check it out and start sewing!