Jazzberry Jam to share ...

This is Jazzberry Jam (or JJ for short) ~ another of my B&W Challenge quilts! One of Crayola's crayon colors, jazzberry jam is a purple-red color, just like the fabulous backing fabric from a Kaffe Fassett collection. You can read more about JJ and see more photos on my blog ~ just click here.

My quilt is quilted!

You can read about it here: The Calico Cat.

Now a big part of me wants to start another, but I am going to continue to work on an oldie instead. (I hope to post about that one tomorrow.)

Black and White Clutch

Hello Everyone,

I just completed this cute little clutch style purse. I just love it! I only added one color, fuschia, my fave!

In this first photo, you can see the magnetic closure I added to keep your things extra safe.

Here you can see the faceted black button added for embellishment.

The quilting and top stitching in a black and white variegated rayon thread. Just right for this one!

Here is a photo of the whole bag.

However, I am not keeping this one. If you like it, you can find it up for sale on my new Etsy shop. I am off to make another for myself!

Until Next Time,

Black and white challenge completed

These are all the items I made throughout the year for my daughter college apartment.

The Flowers are on

Quilt is now complete.

Feverish

Introducing Feverish, my black and white and rainbow lap quilt (I know, it doesn't technically meet the "one color" part of the challenge, but the blacks and whites are such a key element, I couldn't resist sharing).

More photos of the quilt on my blog tomorrow. 

Quiltdivajulie
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"Every dance is a kind of fever chart, a graph of the heart.”

Martha Graham

(American Dancer, Teacher and Choreographer of modern dance, 1894-1991)

My first (finished) black and white project

I have been in the challenge group for months now, but am just now jumping in with something to show off!

I finished this last week. It's a gift for a friend of mine for her wedding. The top went together really easily but the quilting was more of a challenge. I'm glad I stuck with it though.