Operation: Pay It Forward

My Project Linus quilt:A quilted knit blanket.  Have any of you ever quilted with knits?  I love how soft the end quilt is, but there are many things I still need to learn. . .  Too many ripples!Any tips for quilting knits?  I definitely need to add some interfacing next time. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I don't think I have mentioned this yet, but

Operation: Pay It Forward

Another month come and gone. . .And I didn't finish 5 dresses. . .I finished 8!!!!Pillowcase dresses are such a breeze-- but still look so cute!  I tend to buy sheets when they are on clearance at Target and Wal-Mart.  I picked up a few just last week.  Twin sheet sets for $3.50.  Do you know how many yards of fabric are in a sheet set?!?!?  Love it!  Plus, there is a cute little pillowcase that

A Day Late and a Dollar Short. . .

Welcome to another round of Operation: Pay It Forward. Did you accomplish your giving goals for the month?I did.Well, almost. . .My goal was 10 quilt blocks for Here is what I actually finished: 7 completed blocks. . . not quite 10. . .And for:

my goal was to make 5 bags. . . But somehow I only ended up with 4. Hmmmm. . . But hey! Part of my goal is much better than nothing. . . So, how did

Operation: Pay It Forward

Hello, my friends! Today is the first day of Operation: Pay It Forward.Again, here's the deal. Each month I am going to pick a cause to make something for. If you want to join me, leave a comment. At the end of the month, whoever actually finished something to contribute will be entered into a giveaway. (Don't know what it will be yet-- may be something cool-- but will probably just be some