Isn't this the cutest quilt? This was for a new customer.....and I absolutely LOVED quilting it!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
A baby quilt
This is a pretty cool baby quilt. The customer fussy cut the designs for the centers of the block. She wanted basic meandering, however, I couldn't JUST do basic meandering. I added a little "style" to the quilting.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Carol's Batik quilt
Friend, Carol had me quilt this beautiful quilt for her. She made the quilt for her daughter. This was the first time I ever quilted on batiks and was surprised how easy it was. I had heard they were hard to quilt! I call the design I used "Funky Fern Feathers with Flower". :)
A Southwestern Quilt
This was a fun quilt I did for Patrick in Yuma (pictured with the quilt). The pattern for the quilt is called "Navajo Sarape" and was donated to the Shriner's in Yuma. They'll be raffling this quilt off sometime next spring. The quilt is 96 x 100" and is actually pieced in rows. That gave me the opportunity to do a different design on every row.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Another Take Five Gets the Point quilt
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
The Chocolate Heart Quilt
This was a fun quilt to do!!!! My friend Jeanne's sister-in-law had some blocks from her grandmother. Jeanne put this quilt together for her and asked me to quilt it. She had some wool batting she wanted me to use --- which was wonderful for the way it quilted and how the finished product looks, but I kept ITCHING the whole time I quilted it! LOL The quilt is 67 x 67" and I used So Fine and King Tut thread on it. CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO SEE MORE OF THIS QUILT!!!
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Customer's wedding quilt
This quilt was fun to quilt. The customer made the quilt for a friend's wedding gift and is so beautiful to begin with I prayed I could make the quilting compliment the quilt rather than over power it! The flower designs are actually replicas of some flowers in the fabric. The quilt measures 83 x 92. The batting is Warm and Natural and I used King Tut thread. The pattern of the quilt is called "Flim Flam" by Mary Hubka.
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