I am hand quilting a throw quilt using 30's fabrics.

I am working on a Southwestern themed quilt for my new New Mexico home. It's going to be gorgeous!

My favorite rule is a 1-inch by 6-inch. It has to be. I have six of them.

I'm out fabric shopping this weekend ...going to start the Rebel quilt. My favorite ruler is 3 x 9 in Quilt Sense that lives next to my Bernina

Loved your post! I'm between projects right now, but I'm planning to start quilting my Snake River Log Cabin this Sunday and start cutting out a baby quilt for someone. :)

Hoping to get a little Easter table runner done in time. And considering we'll get back from holidays on the Thursday before, it will be tight! Love your little cartoons!

I so identify with all of this today! Thanks for starting my morning with a bit of laughter. I am working on a couple of BOM's, as well as my black of the week quilt from last summer. I'm also trying to get some UFOs completed.

My favorite ruler is the Omnigrid 6x12. I have 2 of them always near by. It is the right size for most of the blocks I make.

Because my stash seemed to feel suffocatingly plentiful I have been cutting 3", 9" and 27" x WOF pieces to make pillowcases for those who have less than I.

I'm working on multiple projects. Will eventually finish them. What has captured my imagination is doing another 'One Block Wonder' quilt. This time I am using a graphic design with chicks and hens so the blocks are hilarious with feet or heads forming the kaleidoscopes. It has me amused....

I am working on an ancient UFO appliqué project. Just looking at the colors makes me smile. So why did I let it sit in a drawer for so long??

I am going to try to catch up on the 2017 Triangle Gatherings Block of the Week. I have 5 blocks to do.

I'm working on a lap quilt and bed runner presently.

Your collection of "fluff" is chuckle-worthy! I'm working on Jen Kingwell's Long Time Gone QAL, So Scrappy's RSC, Moda Blockheads, 3 leftover Christmas IOUs, a scrappy string project, a tote, 2 table runners, and toiletry travel bags for the grandkids. I need that wine! Thanks for another great breakfast read - now off to sew ;-).

I am going to finish my embroidered Easter eggs!

I'm always game with you so here a few answers.
My favorite to-go-and-always-at-hand ruler is from Omnigrip there 8.5"x12" ruler is the best. I use it for nearly everything because it has great markings (1/8", 30°, 45° and 60° lines) and I don't need a thousand rulers it's all-in-one.
I wish that someday I'll have my own sewing room but so far sewing in my bedroom is where my quilts are made.
I have a whole bucket-list and it keeps getting longer and longer but Camille's quilts are always on it. Oh, and I wanna sew along with Thelma and ake a few of quilts from your book.
Waht I'm doing this weekend? Finish my Mini Ferris Wheel for the minisandmoreparade and try to finish my Miss Kate quilt for a contest. And if there's still time make at least one block for the Long Time Gone sampler.
Wish you a wonderful weekend and I'm sure you can rock your friday night with a quilt and a glass of wine;-)

Just finished a Gypsy Wife top....!! So, probably a quick/mindless baby quilt that will be donated through my local guild. I did start Steam Punk some time ago, but put it away. It's pouring rain here today, so maybe I should work on that project.

I'm "working on" (translation: I keep looking at the pattern and the pile of fabric) a baby quilt for a friend's grandson. Said baby is already here. A few months ago. And deluding myself that this quilt and five others will magically sew themselves while I drive the kids to the places they need to go to do the things they need to do.

I am sewing with my friends at a local quilt shop for three days. Sure to be lots of laughs, food, productivity, inspiration and some shopping. My husband: doing taxes! lol

I am mainly working on a clamshell quilt and a crochet hexi-grannies blanket. Thanks for another amusing post, Carrie!

I am working on turning Cracked Pots into Hertiage Square both by Carrie. Gave up looking for the pattern when the book Farmhouse came out. Love the book.

Your blog posts are such fun! I am working on Sew Kind of Wonderful's chic country and trying to decide which layer cake and cake mix to make first!

I have a baby quilt for a one month old baby and a king sized quilt for a daughter that both need binding, BUT first I am working on finding my quilt room. We just downsized and moved. My quilt room is full of boxes. So many I can't find my sewing machine much less those two quilts.

I'm game!

I'm working on a UFO list with my quilting friends. We just drew a new number for April so I need to get busy.

Babies are arriving in the family so naturally, I'm making baby quilts!

My sewing area became storage central over the holidays and I haven't cleared it yet so I have been working on my embroidery projects. I have put together 6 fabric kits for my to do list after I finish a wedding quilt for my niece.

I have way too many projects in the works. Need to finish Bonnie Hunter's En Provence, working on Pat Sloan's 182 Solstice Challenge, 3 quilts for Sarah Craig's H2H projects, and many more. Also need to prep for quilt retreat in mid-April. Phew! Love the cartoons. Oh, and I'm saving the Blockheads blocks, but may need to skip the applique whicj gives me fits.

Inspiration comes to me from blogs, my garden & birds, and quilty friends. This weekend I'll be trying to finish up my Dresden Stars by Edyta Sitar -- this is my APQ 2017 UFO project for March. In my lap (besides my kitty) will also be appliquê in the form of units for the Mosaic quilt by Irene Blanck. Have a great weekend, Carrie!

I was given a double knit polyester quilt top from a gentleman clearing out his house. Since it is in good shape, I added batting and a backing and am tying the quilt so it can be donated through Comforters, our charity Bee. Also working on a quilt for my sister and newborn baby quilts for the hospital.