Here are a couple Color Option quilt tops I made for Quiltmaker this Spring.
They are both in the July/August 2014 issue, in your mailbox and on sale now.
I worked on this one at our Spring Break Retreat and I thought for sure I wold have it finished by the end of the day on Thursday. HAH!!! It was well into the day on Saturday before it was complete.
This one is Climbing Roses by Jo Moury and is 57" x 57". There were a LOT of pieces in this little quilt top.
This one was is Luminous by Ann Hansen and was made using Olympic fabrics, which fit just perfectly with our retreat theme of Spring Break at the Quilting Olympics.
Really big pieces in the lap size quilt that I made in an afternoon.
Color Option quilt tops are frequently given away in drawings by
Quiltmaker, so check out their blog for your chance to win one of these.
Friday, May 30, 2014
Saturday, May 3, 2014
Dragonflys for Angie
Angie made this lap size quilt from leftovers of two quilts.
She really likes dragonflies, so I chose a Dragon Fly panto to quilt this one.
Permacore gold thread and Hobbs 80/20 batting.
She really likes dragonflies, so I chose a Dragon Fly panto to quilt this one.
Permacore gold thread and Hobbs 80/20 batting.
Friday, May 2, 2014
Mary Helen's T-shirt Quilts
Mary Helen makes t-shirt quilts for all her grandchildren when they graduate from high school. Lucky grandkids, huh? She made 2 of them this year.
Here's the first one, although not a very good picture of it.
Here is a closeup of of the block with his name stitched on it. This gives you a better idea of the true colors.
Here's the second one:
And a few closeups of how she put the blocks together.
This grandson must really like baseball
Here's the first one, although not a very good picture of it.
Here is a closeup of of the block with his name stitched on it. This gives you a better idea of the true colors.
Here's the second one:
And a few closeups of how she put the blocks together.
This grandson must really like baseball
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Mary's Pumpkins
Some members of our guild had a pumpkin block swap last year. I have seen a few of the quilts and they are all wonderful. This one was made by Mary and I love it!
The blocks are so cute, each of them is different and lots of 3-dimensional parts. I stitched around all of them and quilted diagonal lines in the blocks, alternating from block to block.
The block borders have a leaf design.
The blocks are so cute, each of them is different and lots of 3-dimensional parts. I stitched around all of them and quilted diagonal lines in the blocks, alternating from block to block.
The block borders have a leaf design.
More diagonal lines:
The outer border and the center tan has these molar feathers.
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