Caribbean Clover (close up)
Caribbean Clover (back)
Caribbean Clover (front)
What looked like a scrap quilt with I was quilting turned out to have a cool X in the piecing that I discovered through the lens of the camera. Wow! The backing fabric reminded me of the Caribbean which inspired the name of this quilt. I love the clover pattern and hope it brings good luck to who ever receives this quilt.
Scrappy Meander (close up)
Scrappy Meander (front)
Great combination of scrappy blocks and flowing meander stitching! The blue border makes a wonderful frame. This would be a cozy quilt for cuddling or picnics!
Max’s Galaxy (close up 1)
Max’s Galaxy (back)
Max’s Galaxy (close up 2)
Max’s Galaxy (front)
When I saw this quilt top, I envisioned rays. Little did I know that the piecing of the thick vertical stripe and thin horizontal stripes would make this incredibly challenging. The extra effort paid off and I am very pleased with the border/stripe swirls and the waves in the black border. The cool factor on this quilt makes it perfect for a young teenage boy.
Elephant Baby Quilt (front)
Elephant Baby Quilt (back)
Elephant Baby Quilt (close up)
Cute little elephants in the top and bottom border inspired the use of this darling elephant pattern. The top and the backing are both made from flannels so this is a very cozy baby quilt.
Winter Night
This little panel went from plain to fabulous with the addition of the twisted border. A windy snowflake quilting design keeps the theme frosty especially with the use of iridescent light blue thread. Brrrr, it’s cold outside!
Picture Quilt (close up)
Picture Quilt (front)
Isn’t this quilt amazing. The pictures are printed on photo fabric. I love the brown background fabric; it reminds me of the antique photo albums. The background fill was fun to quilt and helps make the photos pop.
Three Christmas table runners made for three beautiful daughters. What a wonderful gift and a fun way to use up Christmas fabrics.
