Saturday, October 23, 2010

Jill's Quilts

This was a bee pass around challenge. Jill provided the fabric and the bee members created the blocks then Jill assembled the quilt. It is quilted with "Bubbles".

Don't you love the way this Broken Dishes quilt vibrates?


It is quilted with the "Blowing in the Wind" pantograph.

Isn't this an interesting New York Beauty quilt? Jill's use of color with the black and white is very striking.
Obviously, Jill likes to paper piece!











Lavonne's Cute Cats

Lavonne couldn't resist this cute Loralie fabric - and I don't blame her!
Here's a close-up. It is quilted with the Bubbles Pantograph with pink variagated thread.



Thursday, September 23, 2010

Connie's Circle of Life

This pattern was designed by Jacqueline de Jonge. Check out the gallery on her website. It should be illegal to make quilt patterns that hard! But Connie rose to the occasion - and is even teaching a class at Pieceful Hearts on how to construct this beauty.
The precise paper piecing and stitched curves are incredible! I'll be quiet and just let you look.








Lynn's Double Irish Chain

Lynn has hazy memories of making this quilt many, many years ago.
It is quilted with "Angel Wings" pantograph.

Candy's Christmas Gifts

Candy made this one for her brother.
It is quilted with a pantograph called "Wood Grain" by Jodi Beamish.

Candy made this one for her sister-in-law and calls it "Sobriety Test".


It has a soft flannel backing. The pantograph was designed by Ellen Munich.








Diana's Birthday Gift

Diana needs this one for her granddaughter's birthday in November. It's fast, simple and so cute!!!!
Bunnies hold a special place in this family's heart. Plus, I hid some other surprises.

Diana's granddaughter's nick name is Belle.......


Karen's Wedding Gift

Karen sent this quilt back with me and needed it ASAP for a wedding in October.
We used luscious Minkee on the back.

Camp Stitchee Gume!

Twice a year, my mom and sisters get together for several days of piecing! This is our "Strips and Curves" project.
I made a quilt out of selvages.
Some of us did a fusing project.

And we played with a ruler that helped cut slits in the right place to make this design. Some of the over-achievers made "Hot Pockets" (a travel case for a hot curling iron).





Aileen's Wedding Gift

Aileen made this for a family wedding. Her husband helped cut the patches since her hands don't always want to cooperate. A group effort! The wool batting will make it nice and cozy.

Julie's Baby Quilts

Julie will be an aunt soon! Her brother and his wife are getting one of these. Julie is keeping the other one for when SHE needs it!