I finished up a table topper that will be neat on the table for fall. The fabrics were fat quarters that I picked up on our trip to Minnesota in September.
I just happen to have a tutorial for this little piece here. I really enjoy making the little blocks out of 2 1/2 inch squares.
I used my Sizzix Big Shot and a flower die for the center piece.
Here is a cute little tow pushing barges down the Mississippi river. As long as the river stays open….the barges will continue up and down the river.
The trees are losing their leaves along the Mississippi.
My dad’s birthday is Saturday and he will be 81 so last night we went to the Casino for dinner and a little gambling. He always enjoys it…..me….not so much. I could have bought fabric instead!
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Hello! I'm Connie Kresin Campbell, I love to create and share quilt tutorials, patterns and more. I hope you will enjoy your visit at Freemotion by the River and find inspiration and goodies. 
Really pretty topper and so perfect for the season. I love that it is a little bit atypical from the usual.
Great table topper, just right for the season.
I sure laughed at your comment… could have bought fabric instead! I am a fellow fabric lover!
Oh Connie….this is just so warm and sweet…love it!
Very pretty Connie. I always love your creations. Thanks for sharing.
Sunflowers remind me of my Dad, he always grew several kinds in various places – seeds for the birds that he so loved to watch. Very pretty. We have had a cold snap and a bit of snow and leaves are gone and all the lovely flower beds put to sleep.
Your FMQ is just perfect! I so wish I could get the hang of it! Need to practice more. The trees are getting naked here too, soon they'll be covered with snow! Happy, Happy Birthday to your Dad!
Beautiful table topper! Really love the fabric and color combinations.
How warm and pretty. Nice job Connie
Wonderful Table Topper! Tell you Dad Happy Birthday and I hope he wins.