Sew & Tell Friday: Sewing Rampage

This last week has been the perfect storm for me to sew a lot of stuff.  First, it was Conference weekend - I'm positive I was the only one who never fell asleep once during the whole eight hours because I was cutting or sewing.  My little set up (my sewing machine in front of the comfy chair in the family room and the ironing board next to the chair) worked so nicely that I left it that way until a few hours ago.  Add the NCAA final, Spring Break (no piano students) and all kinds of Jazz games and you get the following:

1. Another Martinique pumpkin seed - this one is a square instead of a runner and I used only pinks and coral:

2.  Drunkard's Path (the latest block I learned in my Quiltsmart class last month) with Breath of Avignon.  This one required cutting 120 4 1/2-inch squares and 120 quarter circles (first session of Conference on Saturday).  I then needed to iron down those quarter circles onto the 4 1/2-inch squares.  We had a pretty good assembly line thing happening for the tedious parts of this quilt top.  I can't decide if I should machine quilt it myself or send it out.  Advice?  Is the pieced pattern enough?

Doesn't that look crazy-hard to do?  Nope.  Just a little tedious.

3.  On Monday night I thought I'd get as far along as I could on another Martinique pumpkin seed table topper - this one in blue.  I ended up finishing the whole thing:

I like this back a lot.  :)

4.  I made these car seat covers on Wednesday:

I kept it real by not vacuuming the wood floor before I took a picture of it.  Also, most of this stuff is now in my etsy shop.  We're having free shipping right now. :)

5.  Last, but not least, I finished this double wedding ring table topper today.  They FINALLY got the yardage of Rural Jardin ("The Rural Juror") at the fabric store so that I could put diamonds and a back on this thing.  It's been finished for two weeks.  I love this fabric.  LOVE.

The background fabric is this fabulous muslin with little flecks of tan and brown in it.  Very rustic looking without actually being rustic.  My favorite.

Off I go to clean the lint out of my sewing machine.  Happy Sew & Tell Friday!