Sunday, January 5, 2025

Charm Baskets Slow Sunday Stitching

Hope I'm not boring you with my simple baskets (that need trimmed and squared).  I'm still plugging along with them.  Happy 2025.


I stitched the handles to these baskets a couple of weeks ago.  I put them on a pile near my sewing machine.  I only get to a few of the finished baskets here and there.  They are squeezed in as leader/enders.  I LOVE leaders & enders!

The quilt pattern is called Charm Basket by Laundry Basket Quilts.  It is an Edyta Sitar design. 

Slow Sunday Stitching

I'm linking up at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching here.




12 comments:

Gretchen Weaver said...

This quilt is going to be so awesome, happy stitching!

scraphappy said...

It is always great to have a leaders and enders project in the works. Have fun hand sewing the handles, they are adorable.

Angela said...

Love the baskets! So cheerful!

Karrin Hurd said...

I also love the baskets! Happy Slow Stitching!

Kim said...

I think your baskets are beautiful!

Linda Swanekamp said...

Your baskets are charming, each one has personality. I love leader enders alot. Even if I have just 15-20 min, I can do something. Right now doing the Just get it done declutter thing. Day 5 and I am already tired.

LIttle Penguin Quilts said...

I think your little baskets are adorable! The background fabric you're using is neat, too. How many do you need for the size quilt you want to make?

Ellen said...

I was so happy to see your little baskets. They reminded me of the ones I started several years ago (maybe 10?) to use up scraps. I'm going to dig them out tomorrow and get started on them again. Love Slow Stitching Sundays!

Kathy S. said...

Can't wait to see your little baskets!

Kathy S. said...

I'm not sure how big I will make the quilt yet. Right now I am just enjoying the process. I'm enjoying it quite a bit, so I feel the quilt might be larger than planned.

patty a. said...

Your baskets are so cute!

Jenny said...

Your little baskets are coming along well, guess stitching the handles down is the slow part. Mmm, how many of these will you need, I wonder?