Stars and Stripes QOV

Kathy made this neat Quilt of Valor.

She had ironed on these shimmery gold stars. I outlined them-outside and inside the edges to keep them in place.

She wanted my red, white and blue variegated thread for the bobbin.

Thanks Kathy!

 

Dragonfly Log Cabin

Kathy made this purple and green log cabin variation with a dragonfly themed fabric.

Thanks Kathy!

 

Harley T-Shirt Quilt

I was commissioned to make a memory T-shirt quilt for David using his brothers Harley Davidson shirts. He wanted it to be about queen sized and had plenty of shirts (and backs of shirts) to do it. 

I don't normally make quilts from scratch for others unless it's a pretty simple pattern. So I kept this one as simple as I could. 

There were a few shirts that had designs that were larger than the rest, so they went in their own row on the bottom. 

Then there was this block. The long horizontal piece was from a sleeve, the three smaller bits on the right I pieced together. It does not look like a very complicated block, but the quilt math got me all confused! I ended up getting the measurements close enough to fudge it in. Phew!!

He was pretty happy with how it turned out. As was I! 

Thanks David! 

Red Truck Panel, Flannel snowmen

Linda brought me two of these fun Red Truck with Snowman Christmas panel quilts. 

I custom quilted them both the same way, as they were identical. 

Gina brought me this cozy flannel quilt with little snowmen in the center.

Thanks ladies! 

Cindy's 30's Quilt

Cindy made this lovely quilt using lots of 30's repro and floral prints.

Solid borders are nice for ribbon candy quilting on.

Thanks Cindy!

 

Hot air balloons, Fancy Fox

A peek at the last pass of free motion quilting some swirling breezes.

Jessica made this super adorable hot air balloon quilt.

I added plenty of gentle breezes and a few clouds to help them on their way.

Love this little Fancy Fox baby quilt.

Thanks for such fun and cute quilts Jessica!

Patriotic Rail Fence

Lois made this wonderful version of a patriotic rail fence quilt.

Thanks Lois!