If Derby Wasn't So Darn Cute!

 If Derby wasn't so darn cute I would

be pretty upset that he messed up

my perfect little quilt layout.

 If I had a design wall I wouldn't have

this problem ... maybe in the next house.

 Normally I would do my layouts on the

top of the guest room bed but looks

like this isn't a safe place either.

 I have 6 quilts that need completing.

5 for westie rescue &

1 crazy mushroom quilt for me

{who am I kidding the westies will take that over also}.

 Now that I have the batting

{which was on sale at JoAnn's}

I can start the finishing process

on my tops & get them off the bed

and put away in big ziplock bags.

 Derby ... the little sniffer

 He's not happy until he checks

everything out ... and I do

mean everything!

 Press & Re-press ... oh well,

the price you have to pay

for having a Derby!

 Derby's paw prints on the quilts

I'll be working on this week.

 The red & black is one of my favorite

quilts to date.

 I'll have to check my list but I think I

have 10 more quilts to make for

westie rescue groups.

 From quilts to spring fashions

for the American Girl doll

 Isn't this so cute?

This is the first doll tote I made

from the heavier home deck fabric.

 I added 3 flower & two dragonfly

buttons on the front pocket.

 I really like this fabric - it's

so bright and cheery.

 It's hard to see but I added a few

crystals to the daisy's on the top.

 Even the American Girl doll need an 

Easter basket to match their Easter

basket & chick dress.

 Here is Mr. Troublemaker again!

 Cherry Blossom Coat & Easter Hat

 This little tunic dress came out

so cute I made 3 more!

I love this fabric and wish I

had purchased more. 

I think {actually I know} there

will be another fabric shopping trip

to Lancaster, PA in my future!

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HAPPY ST. PATTY'S DAY

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