Crooked Gulley Art Quilts

I went fabric shopping... I really wasn't going to buy anything...Really!!!  But, I found this great shop in Winston Salem, NC. Karen Gray Design Although there are not any batiks, it is loaded with modern fabrics from the hottest designers.  I got two great pieces to make into A-line skirts for our trip to Italy in September.  I found both in the "sale" area.  Karen has a famous $6 a yard wall! Fabric to die for! Here's the fabric for my fun skirts... I'm going to use the Amy Butler pattern.  My plan is to take T-shirts that will go with both skirts and pairs of black and khaki capris.  This girl will be traveling lite!!! I also got some darling fabric to make gathered skirts for these two cute little girls... Meet my darling grandnieces, Avery and Caroline! Here is the fabric for the little skirts... I thinik Avery, the older of the two - 5 years old - will get the green skirt. Caroline needs the Carolina Blu

Welcome Blog Hoppers from Sew We Quil t!  I have so enjoyed visiting everyone's blog and getting new ideas.  These table toppers are so fun.  I'm posting a few days early because I'm off to visit my niece and her three sweet little girls. I haven't even hugged Elena yet. She was just born in February.  A sweet little Valentine for our family  I started with a table runner and then knew I had to do a topper to go with it. The runner is a pattern by Karen Brown at Java House Quilts. (Sorry, I don't have that link.)  I adapted the pattern to fit what I wanted and have the runner sitting on our china credenza.   Someday my DH wants a koi pond in our backyard. I thought it would be fun to tease him with this runner. ( OMG, don't look at my toes in that picture! I haven't had my spring pedicure yet!) Now the table topper ....  We have a sweet old orange cat named Miss Puny Puss.   I wanted to show her rela