Fabric Tuesday!

Its nearly 1 am. I am tired! I almost forgot about fabric Tuesday! You guys are the best. I look through each and every feature, I don't comment much, but look at them all. Thanks for joining in each week.

 I have just picked out a few as I am about to pass out. Here you go!



From Tanya Quilts. All the apples!


Adorable doggies!!!! from A quilting Chick. Too cute!

Pinwheels from Patch the Giraffe! Cute!

Fabric Tuesday!

Happy Tuesday!! 

Let's see some features from last week.

Neutral Wheel from A Quilter's Table

Vintage Caravan Peg Bag form Rainbow Hare

Scrap Buster from Patch the Giraffe

Geometric Sewing Machine from gemini stitches

Pumpkin Runner from crossquilt

Fabric Tuesday #252

link up your fabric projects and finishes

Patty Murphy and her fabulous Christmas quilt finish!

Patty from Patty Murphy Handmade submitted this beautiful Christmas quilt for a feature. We love it! She has been making beautiful quilts for her closes friends for their weddings! Patty is an author, she has a book coming out with C&T next fall! You can also see her goodies on Instagram @pattypmurphy. Here is her story:

In the mid to late 90's when my friends started getting married and I was fresh out of college with no money, I decided to make my closest friends quilts for their weddings. While I feel as if I'll always be a few quilts behind, I'm thrilled when I finish one. This is my most recent. 

Jason was one of the groomsmen in my wedding and is the god father of my youngest son. I was thrilled when he and his wife, Jennifer, got married. The wedding was in Annapolis at Christmas time. The town was beautifully decorated, inside and out, garlands, wreaths, and candles everywhere! There was also snow on the ground, a perfect Christmas wedding (except for my husband, the groomsman with the flu, and his wife, the guest with a bad case of strep).

Jen adores Christmas! It's her favorite time of year so I knew I had to make a Christmas themed quilt. Once I decided what I was going to make I raided my stash. I didn't buy one piece of fabric to make this quilt. Every piece in it - the top, binding, borders and back - were ALL in my stash. I was shocked at how much red and green I had hiding! 

This quilt is named "Christmas Geese". In part because this is obviously a Christmas quilt made of flying geese but also as a nod to Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol and the large goose they ate on Christmas day. 

Quilted by Regina Carter.

Fabric tuesday!

Some awesome posts last weeks guys! I am always impressed and inspired!   Lets see what everyone is up to this week?


This quilt from alycia quilts is just pure stunning!!! I am so impressed! Just amazing!



I just had to feature this block from faith and fabric designs. All that fussy cutting. Adorable!


Just a pretty quilt top from Dresses and spurs. Cute and simple!



The carpenters Daughter and this modern disappearing 9 patch. Nice!