Catch Up with In The Boon Docks

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My Sew Together Bag more about it this bag here


Extra long Strap


Quilt for a Foster Child one of a local family! Blocks from a free Craftsy class years ago, I learned a lot.  You see my first hexagons I ever made. Beautiful baby will always have a quilt.


Woppet Buckets - I love this pattern and just keep making more! Clever Woppet on Instagram - Anna Cunningham 


These first (2) I made for out bathroom to hold our toiletries!


This one was for the #woppetbucketswap


Swapped this one for Luke Hayes’ birthday!  I got some great ornaments in return!


The first one was for the #sugarplumswap!  I really recommend the pattern! Simple, versatile, and useful!





The (2) stockings where fun! I’d like to make a few more if I get the time!


Christmas Stockings


Quilted Notions Pouch - love it but it has a lot of hand sewing! I changed the pattern a bit by sewing the zipper in with my sewing machine!


Working on Halloween Couch Pillows for next year.


There is more and I will try to post it this week!  I got a lot done but never had the time to blog but that is going to change in 2019. One goal is how many post a month?  What do you think? At least once a week or two a month?  

I have had pneumonia since Thanksgiving and my little granddaughter Lilly since then too! Mommy came yesterday and I will be sad to see her go home!  But I have Christmas sewing to get done or I’ll be seeing Christmas Eve.  Love you all and thanks for reading. Lisa





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