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Sunday, July 26, 2026
Sunday, July 19, 2026
Saturday, July 18, 2026
Quilt Shot 200~ Crochet Edge Flannel Blankets for the UK NICU
All of these blankets were made
by Anne
of our Scott County Extension Office Homemakers
Needle Work Group
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Sunday, July 12, 2026
Saturday, July 11, 2026
Sunday, July 5, 2026
Saturday, July 4, 2026
Thursday, July 2, 2026
Thoughtful Thur~ 250 Celebration Yard Flag
The only thing I had in mind for this flag was
the fabric I would use to cut the numbers.
The font is just the same old free hand cut
I've made since way back doing
bulletin boards for the classroom.
Once I pulled out my fabrics (my color pallet),
and started laying out bits and pieces
the ideas came to my head.
The height of letters about 6 inches
and width 5 inches.
They were cut off where the bottom piece was added.
The ribbons were only appliqued down about 3 inches.
The rest was left to hang free.
Here you see one is still wet from
Fray Check being applied.
The one on the left is already dry.
I still have my bottle of Fray Check from
about 20 years ago
when we thought we had to have it to
finish serger end seams.
I forgot to applique the center of the zero.
In the quilting world around here
we have a saying for accepting mistakes,
"If you can't see it while riding by on a fast horse,
then it's acceptable."
So will the cars driving by see that?
The walkers, maybe?
Since it has iron on interfacing on the back
I'm not worried.
What a great year to celebrate!
Other flags and tutorials with directions and measurements:
Tues Tutorial~ Veterans' Day Flag~Faux 3D Letters- No Stencil Cutting Machine Needed
DIY Spring Yard Banner
Elementary School Star Yard Flag
Fun Friday ~ Easter Bunny Yard Banner
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