Lois's Mystery Quilt

Lois made the Mystery Quilt put on by our guild. She decided after all her blocks were made to assemble them to her own liking and added sashing between them all.

Well done! Thanks Lois!

 

Angus Cattle Quilt

Donna made this neat quilt for her granddaughter featuring some neat Angus cattle prints.

The wood grain fabric looks so realistic!

It was so refreshing to see a REAL cow print. Usually a dairy cow is portrayed in a farm themed fabric, or any type of decor really, and not a true meat breed like Angus or otherwise. 

Thanks Donna!

 

Harley Davidson T-Shirt Quilt

Becki made this quilt from her brother's Harley Davidson t-shirt collection. It is huge!

She made lots of pieced sashings in the perfect color coordinating fabrics.

She even used the shirt tags!

What a neat quilt Becki!

 

9-Patch and Snowball Quilt

Carol made this scrappy 9-Patch Snowball quilt.

Thanks Carol!

 

Yvonne's Butterflies

Yvonne brought me this neat butterfly quilt.

A work in progress.

Thanks Yvonne!

 

Motocross Shirt Quilt

Vicky made this T-shirt and motocross racing uniform quilt for her grandson.

I just outlined the rider in the photos.

Thanks Vicky!

 

Vicky's T-Shirt Quilt

This is one of two T-shirt quilts made by Vicky for her highschool graduating grandkids.

This one had denim, knit, cotton, fleece, and sweatshirt materials. And no interfacing.

You can see in the tippy top of this picture that I basted down the sides that were rolling up.

One little section even had two layers of sweatshirt from the pocket of a hoodie. (navy blue in bottom center) With Hobbs 80/20 batting and a thick minky backing- it was about too thick to fit under the foot of my machine.

Just a lot of things to think about and work with and quilt around with this one. But, it turned out just fine. Thanks Vicky!

Kismet

This quilt is made by my family for a graduating great-niece. 

It is called Kismet. Love the blues and greens.

I used a variegated thread in matching blues and greens. It blends in so well, it is hard to see it.

Love using up lots of scrappy strips. Congrats Anna!