This quilt is for a baby girl born on her first birthday next month, her namesake. I had so much fun quilting radiating lines around the hearts, and then doing a free motion heart and curl pattern in the rail fence blocks. I added a sleeve so this quilt can hang in the nursery. Auntie and Mamma are thrilled with the quilt. Hope baby November loves it too.
I finally used up all the jeans fabric in my studio on this denim cathedral window quilt. The denim, pink fabric and batting were all cut on the accuquilt cutting system and then it was just a matter of sewing it together. As the accuquilt also cut the 1/8 inch snips for ragging, I just had to wash and dry the quilt and and the frayed edges were a snap.
Taking my inspiration from the wild flower wide back backing, I quilted a flower garden with gold thread across this quilt full of diamonds. Love the colors and the plaid pattern on the front from this metallic dot fabric.
Beautiful batiks, block of the month and a diamond quilting motif make this a mystical prism.
A while back, I had a few up close shots of this quilt. I am thrilled to post a picture of the completed
Cheerful colors and denim make this a bright picnic quilt. I just had to use a variegated thread on top and bottom and the results are amazing. At the time I was quilting this project, I was able to pray for my client and her husband as they faced a serious health issue so there are prayers in the stitches.
Soft and gentle colors make this quilt very soothing. The all over pattern is named Blowing in the Wind and seemed to be made for this quilt.
Kaffe fabrics pair with a gray printed fabric to make a Kaffe Quilt of a different color. The neutral bold print is a perfect contrast to the bright colors of Kaffe fabrics. This is probably my most favorite Kaffe quilt yet.
Bright printed fabrics on all the colors of the rainbow are flanked with chocolate brown fabric. Feather splats were quilted in a dark brown thread and the results were incredible!
Just in time for the Halloween season is this kaleidoscope quilt, made from ghastly fabrics. Each block is unique and made from 4 repeats of the novelty fabric. So much to feast your eyes on. Quilting is basic with gray thread so that the kaleidoscope pattern takes center stage.
When we found out that one of my husband’s high school friends had been diagnosed with cancer, I started this comfort quilt. He is an avid Notre Dame fan and I searched all over the internet for team fabric to no avail. I finally found a set of bed sheets and I was able to use the flat sheet for the back and the fitted sheet for border fabric. Best of all I had pillowcases to wrap this gift in so he could have a quilt to take to treatments.
Fun coordinating fabric in a strip pattern is a quilt that every little diva would love to have. I was amazed to have the perfect shade of yellow lime thread to use on the quilting. One would have thought it came in the kit!
