There were a few projects that I wanted to nab, but one at a time. I am trying to not jump ahead of myself. Ya I know nearly impossible.But my new way of thinking is, I can't buy until I finish a project first. Think it will work? Nah me neither teehee.
Well I was wondering how much this panel was as a price wasn't on it. I have only bough panels from the States, as I couldn't find any in my town. The Halloween panel was $6.95 US. So I knew it would cost a tad more. It was $10.00 plus our 13% tax.
It wasn't until I came home that I noticed that the panel was folded and this is beside Santa and the tree.
Bonus!!
Now I wonder what is to be done with the fabric post cards and the diamond shapes. Anyone know?
Today I went out with my SIL and friend Sharon.We went out for lunch at a new restaurant, 5 Forks. They just finished building the restaurant this month. It was really nice in there. The food was OK. I just ordered the sweet onion chicken sandwich. Like I said it was OK, I was expecting sweet onions but it tasted more like a pesto sauce on it. Which I don't care for.
Then we went to the quilt store, picked up bagels for the girls, and I bought Halloween treats for the trick or treater's. I should hide the treats, because in this house they will disappear like magic.
Hope your Wednesday was a creative one.
Tracy
The fabric is great! Can't wait to see the quilt.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome fabric. Diamond shape could be oranment put a backing on and pretty ribbons decorate with buttons, etc. postcard mmm have to think on that.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy surprise that the fabric was folded. I love it when such things happen! Happy quilting! :)
ReplyDeleteTracy,
ReplyDeleteThat fabric is gorgeous. I so badly want to make a Christmas snowman quilt, but to many other things are getting in my way. LOL
Can't wait to see your finished product.
Hugs
Stacy
The fabric quilt panels are great! FYI, Cavenders is a Greek seasoning found in the spice aisle.
ReplyDeleteYou could make a cute pillow with the postcards!
ReplyDeleteHave no idea what to do with the fabric, because I don't quilt, but I love it!
ReplyDeleteoh, Tracy, what a great panel! can't wait to see what you do with the "extras'
ReplyDeleteAnother wall hanging huh? Lol! Love it and can't wait to see how it turns out!
ReplyDeletei cant wait to decorate for christmas!!! also i was wondering if you have a way to create those christmas cracker things that have a present inside.. i want to create some for my ugly sweater party!
ReplyDelete:D
Beautiful, can't wait to see what you do with all those quilts :)
ReplyDeleteThat is totally adorable!!! Can't wait to see it finished!
ReplyDeleteThose panels are really adorable!
ReplyDeleteYes, like the other comments looking forward to seeing the finished project as I have no clue what this quilting thing is all about????
ReplyDeleteTracy,
ReplyDeleteLove the Santa fabric panel. I used to do a lot more sewing, before I discovered scrapping. I think you could adhere the postcard pieces to an apron or a pillow case to decorate them up. Just an idea.
Leslee in MT