Fortune Teller -- Quilting Complete! RSC21 -- Drumsticks?

I finished the quilting on my Fortune Teller quilt.  Now you can see the whole thing (minus the binding and label.)

This is my Fortune Teller Quilt.  The pattern for this quilt can be found in the book Sunday Morning Quilts.   It is written by Amanda Jean Nyberg and Cheryl Arkison.  I was lucky that I could get a copy from my local library.  I started this project by making a couple of fortune teller blocks in the color of the month as a RSC (Rainbow Scrap Challenge) project back in 2014.

I quilted it with my Circle Lord giant template board called Swirls.  I used a soft, flannel, gently used sheet for the back so that it had a nice, one-piece back.  I know it will be used and loved.

Cathy that blogs at Sane, Crazy, Crumby Quilting inspired me in (as she always does) to use up those scraps.  Check out her gorgeous rail fence quilt here.  She made 900 blocks here and there over a few years and ended up with a gorgeous quilt.  

I loved the idea of using up 1.5" strips of the color of the month for the RSC and started making them in 2021.  Here's 14 more for 28/900 complete. Sometimes an extra color slips in there.

Drumsticks?  Yes, I'm making drumsticks...  It started out like this:

I cut all the little yellow pieces needed to make turkey legs (hence why I'm calling them drumsticks.)  These are for the pattern called Goggle Gobble by Lori Holt.  I bought this pattern so long ago when it I had just a little extra to spend from a gift certificate.  I knew it would be a fun, scrappy adventure, so here we are.  I don't have many holiday quilts.  I do have a few Christmas quilts.  I can totally decorate with quilts!  I made a sample turkey block just to make sure I liked it.  I LOVE it!  I love all the dot fabrics that I'm using on this one.

I know it's a new project, but a few are finished already this year.  I also need to think about a tree skirt.  My husband still can't believe we don't have a quilted tree skirt.

I just kept cutting and sewing and all the little legs were done.  I cut enough yellow pieces to make the turkey beaks as well.  They are not all sewn yet.  These blocks are very fun!

I loved it when I wrote this blog post that I noticed a couple extra photos on my SD card.  Looks like someone took the camera up to his room and took a photo of him on his computer.  Now that he's a teenager I give him as much freedom as I can.  I have all the settings on his computer to keep him as safe as we can.  He is still doing great with remote learning, but the work is getting harder.  He does almost all of his schoolwork on his own.  He especially helps me when we have virtual meetings.  He knows how to do all of the fancy things like change his background and share documents and.  He's definitely my mini me.

I'm linking up with Angela at SoScrappy for the RSC21.  Come join the fun and bust those scraps in the color of the month.