Part 5 Easy Street

I am linking up with Bonnie Hunter on part 5 of Easy Street.  If you want to see what everyone else has been up to this last week hop on over to Quiltville  and check it out.  There are many, many link ups for you to see.

This week we were making these....

 Bonnie said we would not be making anymore flying geese so these are flying turkeys.  I just love these colors.  Maybe next week we can play with the lime green.

Here is my design wall this week.  It has a block from each part on it.

 

Saturday morning when I got up, I could see the sunrise through the blinds.  I went outside and this is what I saw...

We live in a valley and this is looking at the Smoky Mountains.

I hope you all have a wonderful week.....

 



We are still walking down Easy Street

I haven't been able to keep up with Easy Street as I was busy working on a customer's weighted blanket.  If you don't know what a weighted blanket is, it is a blanket with pellet filling that makes the blanket heavy.  They are used by autistic children and adults.  They have a calming effect while they are covering the person.  It's like putting 5 or 6 quilts on top of you.

So, I was 2 weeks behind in Bonnie Hunters Easy Street.  If you would like to participate, click here and it will take you to her site. It is not too late to start.  Anyway, part 2 was to make 128 flying geese. 

In step 3, we got to make 64 shaded 4 patches.

So this week for part 4 we got to make 64 more flying geese and these we attached to 64 of the flying geese from part 2.

So now I am caught up with my parts and I hope that I can keep up.  My design wall looks like this right now...

I love to have this right in front of me while I work.  I will see everyone next week with an update on the next part.  I know that next week we will be using lime green, and I can't wait!

peace,

It's a walk on Easy Street

It's that time of year again for Bonnie Hunter's mystery.  If you want to participate, you can find it here.  This year it is called Easy Street.  And true to the name, it is a walk on Easy Street.  We are making 4 patch units for the first clue.  Thank you Bonnie for teaching me how to spin my seams. 
 

 



I cannot wait to see how this mystery comes out.  Besides the browns and creams, I will be using purple, lime green and turquoise.  Some of my favorite colors!!!!

I know that I have not posted a lot in the last few months.  I do need to get back in the habit of posting once a week if not more.

Thank you all for coming .  I hope y'all have a wonderful time blog hopping.