Cathy's Blue and Brown

Last summer, Jeni and I made a quilt for our 40th class reunion. I think Jeni has 5 or 6 sisters and I don't know how many of them are quilters, but her mom and her aunt are quilters also. One of her sisters, Cathy, made this quilt and I believe it's her very first bed quilt. She was so excited to have it quilted.

Angel Wings Begonia is the panto, Scarab Permacore thread and Hobbs 80/20 batting.
The colors aren't true in the first and last photos, but it is just lovely. The aqua/blue and brown are so pretty together.

Here's the back:

Sue's Island Batiks

I'm not sure of the real name of this quilt, but I've named it Sue's Island Batiks. It's really pretty! She brought me 3 quilts last year and said there was no hurry. Well, you know what that means in my world....that every other person who squeeks, as in the squeeky-wheel, gets their quilts done first. She's been real patient, but I think it's time I got her beautiful quilts quilted.

So, here's the first one:

I chose Angel wings Begonia as the quilting design and I'm really loving this pantograph. It goes fast and looks great, especially on these batik quilts.

Here's the pieced backing....what a nice idea!

Rosemary's Batiks

I just love Rosemary's use of batiks, so beautiful! Here's another one for the porch at the beach house, that I don't have.

I wonder if she bought these when we went shopping at Batiks Plus in St. Louis?

I chose Angel Wings Begonia as the quilting design, as I think it looks like waves, Lite Chambray Permacore thread and Hobbs 80/20 batting.

Debbie's Batik Squares

I'm not sure of the pattern name, but what a nice quilt! It's all batiks and makes me want to throw it over a rocker on the deck of a beach house. Well, if I had a beach house!

The colors are just wonderful! I chose Angel Wings Begonia as the quilting design because it reminds me of tropical waves. Hobbs 80/20 batting and Omni Lite spearmint thread.

And the back: