We do believe that spring has finally arrived...maybe...again it's cool and damp outside but we have had a couple of beautiful days.
Here is a wonderful spring quilt that I finished a couple of weeks ago and it is now with it's rightful owner. I really wanted to adopt this one ... I love Kaffe Fassett fabrics and this one is a beautiful KF hexagon quilt.
This one is a HUGE quilt for a customer's son. I used a spikey swirl panto on it. Carol said she just went to her scraps and pulled the colors. Isn't it gorgeous?
I just took this one off Max ... it was a fun Asian quilt/wall-hanging. I used ClamShell design on it. Good job, Patsy Ruth!
These are quilts that are here in 2015.
the first pictures are of a pattern called By My Hand, using machine embroidery and applique. Nice job!
These next few pictures are of Cathy's Christmas Cactus pattern. Not Christmas-y at all, but absolutely stunning. Love love love this quilt!
This is a vintage red background quilt that Cheryl's family member made years ago and she just "wanted it done". I used Baptist fan on this one.
This is a Jacqueline de Jonge Curling Colors. First picture is it being blocked and second picture is a close-up of some of the hidden blocks. Very precise paper piecing.
It's been a while, hasn't it? The last part of last year just got away from me.
So let's play catch up ... I'm going to post some pictures of quilts that came through my studio. We'll just start there and see how it goes. This post is last half of 2014.
It's not the loveliest of a foot, but it's mine and guess what those two band-aids cover? Yep, I was at my cutting board and I have a lot of tools hanging on pegs on a pegboard in front of the table. I knocked down a rotary cutter and it sliced the top of my foot. Now before you start retching, know that I use the dark blue KAI rotary cutters which only cut when pressure is put on the cutter. Well, my foot was a bit of pressure and the blade sliced through about 2 layers of epidermis. Enough to bleed a bit, but not enough to send me in a panic to the ER. Sooooo ... from now on, even these cutters will be in LOCKED mode when not in use. But this certainly could have been a lot worse if I had been using a Olfa and left the blade open... ouch ...
So here are some quilts that are now finished.
Several people I know are making this pattern but darn if I can remember what it is called. I like the dark-up, light-up configuration on this one.
This quilt is pieced by same person - Joann - that did the one above. This is called Tic Tac Moe and is for her daughter. I did a panto called Love Grass on this one.
And Marti pieced this one. I love the stripe configuration in this. Very cute and very fresh. I think this panto is Floret. Looks pretty, doesn't it?
And below is a close-up of the Pink Striped quilt. Too cute!
