Here are two of the Disappearing 9 Patch squares I made as examples of the creativity in quilting for our church’s VBS. Each was made using the same fabrics in the same position. Does anyone else think Frank Lloyd Wright when looking at the one on the right? #quiltsky

My first Sweet Baby Daikon radishes of the season! There’s no need to settle for boring when beautiful deliciousness is available from #TerritorialSeedCompany #gardensky

With the remnants from a quilt in progress, I tried a patchwork bib and burp cloth set for the soon-to-be sailor girl. #quiltsky

Not technically a quilt, but this weaving of green strips was a quick project. A group effort inspired by Moda Fabrics’ free Windsor Tote pattern. #quiltsky

One of seven quilts I designed and made with our group for our high school graduates. Each had a framed panel feat. the skyline of Seattle, a ferry heading to our island, and a jet departing for adventure. Each grad’s initials in Morse code are above it. Northwest themed fabrics were used. #quiltsky

Photos of two elements of our PNW garden this week; dogwood blossoms and hostas.

Shown: a small section of a red Kawandi style tablecloth I made for our church for Pentecost. Instead of hand stitching, I used my Sashiko machine. #quiltsky

My latest and quickest quilt made for a travel-loving great-niece. #quiltsky

Here’s how I spent my day; sewing a quilt top for a birthday gift. #skyquilt

Dinner tonight was inspired by #booksky Tenderheart by Hetty Lui McKinnon. Her recipe for Everything Bread Soup, in the Tomato chapter, was amazing! Thankful, too, for the loan by my public library, @krl.org

Baking peppermint cookies while listening to #christmaswithjonbatiste is helping bring joy to the season!

One of my favorite things to do is design and construct modern and contemporary quilts. This one says in Morse code: God is love.