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Happy Weekend, quilters! I'm showing off some tops made by Becky and quilted by Kathy on her longarm. Both of these ladies are really really good at what they do, so I'll just let the pictures speak for themselves.

Lots going on around here! The Pitt Crew kittens (the orange litter) are up for adoption. One of the kittens has already going to a home and mama is spayed. They are fully little cats now. They are wild and playful and climbing all over their little room. Mama is ready to move on to empty-nester life. 

I have ...

Happy Friday, quilters! I know many of you, like me, are looking at a cooold weekend ahead, so let's have some warm quilts.

The first few quilts from the Scrappy Mountains Block Drive are done and ready to show. These first couple were quilted by Kathy on her long arm.

Speaking of block drives, there's a new one at the end of this post!

Becky in South Texas has been a godsend to help with assembling block drive blocks into tops. She made all the tops in this post and chose the layouts. I think she did an ...

Happy Friday, quilters! I'm back with more quilts from our 2024 Potato Chips block drive. These tops were assembled by Becky and quilted by Kathy G. (I'm at least, like, 90% sure things were quilted by Kathy. Admittedly my storage system did get rearranged and there's a small chance they were done by Doris or Linda. D'oh.)

These are such cozy, quintessential quilts, they are popular with everyone! I took a big load up to the hospitals last week and they were grateful to receive these 

I took the kittens to the local SPCA today for ...

Happy Friday, quilters! I have a fun finish to show you from last year's "Family Ties" red, white, and blue block drive. This one was made and sent in finished by our quilter Linda with a nice swirly leaf panto. 

This one was a really fun block drive and we didn't get tooooo many blocks, which is a nice change from time to time. 

We've had an awesome new volunteer join us recently. Becky M., who lives further south in Texas, has been taking boxes of blocks and assembling them into tops. Those tops come back to ...