Sunday Stash #23 – Magic Suitcase 08 – Leftovers

Molli Sparkles

Quilt maker to the stars. Spiller of truth tea.

7 Responses

  1. Katy Cameron says:

    I have no words about those cupcake baskets, other than perhaps 'Why would you…?' Anywho, the hexies make a handy travelling project for when someone else is chauffeuring you around or you have no space for anything else, I got a ton done on the way to SLC last year

  2. Sooli says:

    Looking forward to seeing your batik bloom bloom pow too! I'll pass on the cupcake basket pattern. But you never know maybe someone on the Sew You're Destashing page might be hooked on cupcakes and just have to have a basket!

  3. Your Grandma s magic suitcase never fails to deliver. And I have a thang for browns.

  4. audrey says:

    I'm almost out of the brown and white polka dot that I've used in so many projects, and I think I'll really miss it when it's gone.

    I love me some cupcakes, but only the edible kind. Yum…red velvet! Now you've started the cupcake cravings! I guess I'll have to go get one today…. 🙂

  5. Lindi says:

    I avoided brown like the plague until I auditioned fabrics for a particular quilt and my usual black/grey/indigo just didn't cut it, but I needed something …like brown! Upon trying to analyse what brown I needed, I started thinking coffee, latte, mocha, chocolate, toast… then I realised brown has lots of food associations so it can't be all bad! lol) Then, of course, there's donkey, bronze, nut brown, walnut, oak, beech, copper….
    I no longer think brown when choosing, I think along these words. So much more enticing. 🙂

  6. Aoife says:

    😀 you never fail to make me chuckle (those cupcakes – what!?!). I can't wait to see what you'll do with the browns (a colour I steer clear of but still wonder about, on and off), and I'm dying to see your bloom bloom pow.

  7. Of course you need a brown or two. How else are you going to make a tree appliqué? Surely I'm not the only person who loves a quilty tree?

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