Tiny Quilts and Puzzles

While sorting some fabrics, I came across two small fun fused quilts. These are pretty tiny to be honest. The first one is 4 inches by 5 inches. And the second is 4 1/2 by 6 1/2, roughly.  

I had the machine set up for quilting, so it was easy to decide to quilt the pair of them. 

Small Quilt #1

4" by 5" 

Of course once I put the photo here, I see a stray thread that needs picked off.

Small Quilt #2

4 1/2 by 6 1/2

Both of there were fun to make and to quilt. 

I do love creating fabric collage with fusible backed fabrics. 

My mom had a birthday recently and my nieces planned a surprise party for her.

My job was to make a "diabetic friendly cake" and to get her to the event and 

keep it a surprise.  Both were accomplished nicely.  

My aunt and uncle gave her a new puzzle as a birthday present. 

Here is the photo of the puzzle from Amazon. 

There is a lot going on in this photo, so the puzzle is fun but not too difficult. 

Mom and I started on it yesterday. Last night my brother visited her and 

had a hand in piecing part of it too.  We still have a way to go. 

We put the puzzle together on one of my old painting boards. It looks "dirty" but that

is dried acrylic paint.  

Then we have what I call the  "parts department" which are pieces of matboard

with partially assembled pieces that don't connect yet onto the big board. 

We are having fun with it but Mom and I are both a bit compulsive about it. 

We have a hard time stopping. 

Until Next Time,  

Stay Creative 

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