Placemats

I was going to make four, but these are a lot of work. Perhaps I will complete the set for Christmas next year.

I do love the look of recycled jeans.

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New sewing room

It has light (boy, does it!), new furniture, is about halfway sorted, and needs paint.

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Update

Having recently moved, there hasn't been much time for the crafting. The new sewing room is much bigger, but lacks lighting. I've also decided to get some new furniture for it, and it's taking a while to assemble. Hopefully, it will be photo-ready in another month.

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Alphabet placemats

Here is a Christmas gift I made for my BIL's family:

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A t-shirt quilt

This is actually something I made way back, maybe 7 years ago, for my in-laws. They used to do the Jingle Bell Run every year and they'd get a t-shirt.

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What to do with the rest of the sweatshirt

I cut it into 4 in. squares and used it as batting in a crib-size rag quilt of 5 in. squares of quilt weight cotton. It worked well. It's not as fluffy as cotton batting, but it has a nice weight, is sturdy, and is green!

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SHS Panthers!

So, what does one do with a sweatshirt one has had since high school?
One answer:

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