"See You In September" is our latest hop. We were to use gingham in at least one project this summer, and show what else we did. It all started when Madame Samm found out that Riley Blake was going to discontinue their gingham line. She started a campaign to make sewers aware of gingham! (It has now been found out that they are not going to let all of it go.) Shari of Living with Purpose has been our cheerleader. She and Madame Samm have done an outstanding job on keeping us on task for this hop. Here is today's lineup that I am pleased to share with.
Please don't forget to give them all a shout out. There has been an amazing group of quilters showing us what they can do with gingham during this hop.
Monday, September 15I Piece 2-Mary
Till We Quilt Again
Vroomans Quilts
Nini and the Sea
Seams To Be Sew
Till We Quilt Again
Vroomans Quilts
Nini and the Sea
Seams To Be Sew
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| This how I used some of my gingham. I thought a new hat was in order. |
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| Some of you know I love to make cards. Here are two gingham cards using the iris folding method. |
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| I loved making these. |
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| While I was on the retreat this past week, I made this apron. It is a gingham background with cherries all over it. |
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| We did a bit of traveling to this summer. While in the car, I like to have handwork to do. I made all of these dime sized yo yos. for this miniature quilt. It is a " Little Red Button " pattern. |
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| Also, finished this little runner. |
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| Can you tell I was into small this summer. Here is a little hexie quilt. It is part of a seasonal series that was created by one of the local quilt shops. |
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| As I said, I finished up 7 small projects. I think I have all the seasons covered here. |
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| Here is some of the gingham I have collected. I have several more ideas for uses of these great gingham's. You can never have too much! It has been a great summer for sewing and handwork. I hope you had a great summer as well. Mary |
