For Outreach & the Kid's Bazaar

 I thought Chris [who runs the Outreach portion of the guild]

could use a few simple generic holiday themed quilt tops.

I pulled my stash of odds and ends and made up 3 small

quilts for the ladies in Outreach to finish.

 The center of this quilt was done 2 years ago and it was

time to get out of my sewing room.  While those little 2-1/2"

squares are not perfectly sewn together it's good enough for a

child to enjoy and play on.  Outreach will finish it and pass on.

3 Holiday & 1 Generic Lap Quilt  

The use of more holiday odds and ends.

8 Baby Bibs

Two each of the same fabric/style/size.

Center of the bids have different fancy stitching.

. . .  

Chris put out a request to guild members to make a few

items to donate to a local school's holiday bazaar

in December.  I rose to that challenge and made

a bunch of cute items that I felt would sell.  

 3 Gnome Pillows

 6 Terrier Dogs

13 Sail Boats 

Since we live in a nautical area I thought little sail boats

would be a big hit.  These are so cute and easy to make. 

 8 Little Fish

 Christmas Bunnies

Who doesn't love Christmas bunnies?

 9 Bunnies 

 I made two non-holiday themed bunnies just in case

someone didn't want a holiday bunny.  I need to get

more bunny tails on my next visit to Hobby Lobby.

I had a lot of fun making all this stuff.  It's a nice break from

working on lap quilts but now I'm ready to start the log

cabin block kit I purchased from Jordon Fabric's.

The next project is to work on a large Christmas quilt that

needs to be quilted.  I plan on taking this with us to the

Outer Banks in November so I can hand sew on the binding.

While I normally don't hand sew bindings this is a nice way

to have some sewing time while on vacation without 

dragging my big heavy sewing machine.