Storing quilting rulers

I asked my Facebook friends for ideas on storing my quilters rulers and squares without putting lots of holes in the wall and they had some great ideas. From using a file organizer to peg board or a picture frame. I couldn't decide which one to use but know that I like them hung individually for easy grabbing. I landed on this idea. Buy an inexpensive canvas and put hooks along the bottom, or even along the top for a second layer since they are clear. Fingers crossed it works for me. :). 

Beautiful sunrise this morning. 

Completing some UFOs (unfinished objects)

I found some dates on my papers amongst the quilt stuff, it was 2004 the last time I worked on my quilts.  I completed my first quilt that year, sent it off for quilting and my youngest son ran off with it when he moved out, lol.  I completed one more quilt top, and nearly completed two others.  The quilt that was completed and two others were all in plaids, the first one, nothing but blue plaids.  I just love plaids.  But I had a hard time finding any in the stores.  So I had to find shirts at rummage sales and in our own closets, lol.

I decided to start with the top that was already all put together.  Husband and I decided to just back it in flannel so we'd have a lighter weight quilt.  Here I have it draped on the table, getting ready to pin it so I can quilt it.



Pinned and about half way done quilting.



I did this one in a diagonal pattern, rather than stitching in the ditch.  I was going to do diamond shapes, diagonal one way then back the other way but we thought it looked fine after once across so I stopped there.



All the blocks to this one were done and the first three rows were sewn together.  I had to finish putting it together before I could begin pinning the quilt.  I finished this one up and gave it to my grandma for Christmas.