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Thursday, November 3, 2022

A couple baby quilts


Norene made a couple more small baby quilts.


Love the sweet flowery prints in this one.







This one has a bright vintage floral rainbow vibe to it.



Thanks Norene!

 

Tuesday, November 1, 2022

Our Little Love Bug


Gina turned these 'Our Little Love Bug' soft book panels into an adorable baby quilt.






Thanks Gina!

 

Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Red T-shirt quilt, purple Log Cabin


Joyce brought me a lovely T-shirt quilt that I got to do in red thread. This was the only picture I got of it though. 


Norene brought me this stacked purple log cabin quilt.





I used white and purple threads for this project.



Thanks ladies!

Tuesday, October 25, 2022

Bald Eagle American Flag Mountain Panel


Lois made this nice quilt featuring a Bald Eagle American Flag Mountain panel.


I outlined the features and added some texture.







Thanks Lois!

 

Monday, October 24, 2022

Lois's Scrappy Squares


Lois made this fun quilt- a great scrap buster for sure!





Thanks Lois!

 

Tuesday, October 18, 2022

Plaid Stars-Memory Quilt


Diane brought me this lovely quilt of plaid stars.


It is a memory quilt made of someone's shirts.



What a great pattern to show a wide variety of fabrics/shirts. I don't think any two stars are the same.


And what a great way to honor someone's memory!


Thanks Diane!

 

Thursday, October 13, 2022

Old Glory, Batik Jelly Roll Quilt


Pat made this fun table runner called Old Glory


This could be about the third time I've quilted this exact table runner. A couple of my clients attended the same class I believe.



Thanks Pat!


When Laura's Grandmother passed away a couple years ago, she left A LOT of unfinished quilt projects. 


This was one of them. Laura took the jelly roll race and added a load of borders to make it much bigger.


I used a bold variegated thread on the majority of it- it blends in really well- and switched to a gold thread for the narrow strips.










Here you can see it much better on the back.


Thanks Laura!