Welcome to Finished or Not Friday where you can share your finished {or not} projects!
My first finish to share this week is Summer Solstice. Since I posted about it yesterday, I won't repeat all the details, and you can go read about the quilt HERE. This quilt is for sale in my Etsy shop!
I made this cute grocery bag yesterday as an easy project to relax my brain after working so hard on Summer Solstice. The outside is a decorator fabric, and the inside and handles are a Riley Blake gingham print. The bag took one hour total, including cutting time, and I'm fairly certain I can make it quicker when I make a batch of bags for myself. {I live in Bagless Bellingham, so I carry bags with me everywhere I go.}
The bag is made from a pattern by Michelle's Patterns, an Indie Designer on Craftsy. You can find the pattern HERE. The pattern includes three sizes, and this bag is the medium size. The handles are designed to fit onto the metal bag holders at the grocery store to make filling them easier, and the handles are short enough to not drag the bag on the ground when carried {super important for height-impaired people like me!}
I am giving away this bag to one lucky reader!
There are two ways to enter to win, and you can do both.
Last week's most viewed link was Country Stars UFO by Pamela Quilts! Isn't it sweet!?!I made this cute grocery bag yesterday as an easy project to relax my brain after working so hard on Summer Solstice. The outside is a decorator fabric, and the inside and handles are a Riley Blake gingham print. The bag took one hour total, including cutting time, and I'm fairly certain I can make it quicker when I make a batch of bags for myself. {I live in Bagless Bellingham, so I carry bags with me everywhere I go.}
The bag is made from a pattern by Michelle's Patterns, an Indie Designer on Craftsy. You can find the pattern HERE. The pattern includes three sizes, and this bag is the medium size. The handles are designed to fit onto the metal bag holders at the grocery store to make filling them easier, and the handles are short enough to not drag the bag on the ground when carried {super important for height-impaired people like me!}
There are two ways to enter to win, and you can do both.
- Add your link to the linky party below. For this to count as an entry, your blog post must contain a link back to Finished or Not Friday.
- Leave a comment on this blog post, letting me know if you'd like to participate in a sew along for the Trip Around the World quilt shown below.
This giveaway is open to US addresses only. Giveaway ends next Thursday when the linky ends, and the winner will be announced at next week's Finished or Not Friday Party.
Oh, yes, one more thing to mention before we get to the party! Craftsy is having a Farewell Summer Clearance Sale starting today!
I've already bought this Trip Around the World quilt kit and plan to make it this fall.
If you want to sew this together, leave a comment to let me know and I'll plan a sew along with prizes if there is interest!
It's your turn to share your finish {or not}! What's welcome at this party? Any in-progress or finished project made with fabric, yarn, or thread is welcome! Include the Finished or Not Friday button or a text link that links back to this week's link-up in order to share the fun. No, I won't delete your link if you don't, but hey, adding a link in your post is just being friendly, so be friendly and share!!
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16 comments :
I love bags and use them all the time. I have never made a Trip Around The World quilt. I wondered if I could participate using scraps.
I would love to participate in the sew along.
Your Summer Solstice quilt is so pretty! It just glows. I love the black background with the brights. I take kits apart all the time, and this was really worth it. The TATW quilt looks like it will be spectacular, too. So much great work!
Your summer solstice quilt is really something! Was it you who posted that "negative" picture of it with a white background instead of black? That caught my eye, too! Thanks for hosting your link up! Have a fantastic weekend!
Your Rainbow Summer Soltice Quilt is gorgeous! I love your version!!
I am considering making a scrappy Round the World quilt... would it be ok to use our own fabrics?
Susie
Looks beautiful, but I would have to think about participating because I have many other projects going on.
Myra,
Thank you for inviting me to link with "Finished or Not Friday". Your Solstice is beautiful but I am sure it is exhausting. Congratulations on a fabulous finish.
Hugs,
Preeti.
Your quilt turned out lovely! I made a trip around the world quilt many years ago and would like to do another one. I'm sure it would be fun! kthurn(at)bektel(dot)com
I love your great party. And I love that I signed up for emails. So you can lure me over! Visiting all the great links! Have a great party!
I love the trip around the world quilt and would love to sew along!
The HST border is so amazing! Love the how the middle blocks look like Flying Geese. Brilliant touch! The whole quilt is amazing...Beautiful work!
I haven't bought it but it looks like fun. Your Summer Solstice turned out wonderful.
Quilt turned out so nice-what a tremendous amount of work this was!
I like your cute bag! Can't have enough of those that's for sure.
Congratulations on your finish! Your color combination is very striking and the outside border is a great addition too. Thanks for sharing!!
The pin cushion is the cutest ever ♥
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Myra, your quilt is stunning!
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