A quickie quilt and Etsy sale

I needed an easy project to work on this week while I contemplated my next art quilt, so I made this crib quilt for a nephew's baby boy who is due in March.

I used Grunge fabric left over from another project and found a little boy print for the back that picked up on all of the colors. Minimal quilting completed it in a jiffy.

I also decided I need to clear out the tarot/gift bags and masks from my Etsy shop that are made with wintry fabric. So they're all 40 percent off. (The price includes shipping, which is about $4 just for one bag or mask.) Masks are $7.20 and bags are $13.20, including shipping.

You can find them at www.sherrielovescolor.etsy.com.

The pleated masks have nose wires, a filter pocket, and soft knit ear loops. The bags are lined with a silky fabric. The music note masks could be worn all year, but I made them thinking of Christmas concerts and carols.

I also made enchiladas today, but I cheated and used store bought green enchilada sauce. It's not as good as freshly made, but it's not bad.

And last but not least, we had a spectacular sunset a few nights ago. Here it is from my front courtyard.

Have a colorful day