This is Cathy’s disappearing 4 patch quilt. I love the bright prints combined with the white fabric. The quilting design is Paisley Cypress, white thread & Hobbs White batting.  This is a very pretty quilt.

Quilters, spreading seeds of kindness

Shirley worked on this indigo blue quilt at fall retreat. Her backing could be another quilt top. It’s really a beautiful quilt.

Below is her Blowing in the Wind quilt in flannels, the pattern is by https://www.modernquiltstudio.com. The fabric didn’t photo its true green color but this is really a darker green & blue. The quilting is a freehand water meander. Its really soft and peaceful.

Grace makes lovely tablecloths, sometimes pieced and other times with solid pieces of fabric. She loves baby clamshells and the lightness and loft of poly down batting by hobbs. Others love it too because they keep requesting she make one more for them.  What a nice compliment!

These are both commission quilts that Martha prepared and I quilted for a client.  Panels can make a quick quilt or in this case wallhanging for holidays.  Martha has will finish the binding and return a completed wallhanging.

Cathy made this t-shirt quilt for a Dear friend who lost her husband. It was truly a labor of love as it was the first t-shirt quilt she has ever made. Didn’t she do a great job?

The quilting design is Aqua Flame, Silver thread, & Hobbs 80/20 batting.  She found special motorcycle fabric for the backing. What a nice gift for a friend.

Catching up on some photos of quilts finished recently.  These are some that Kathy made and I quilted. The first is a version of a rail fence. The quilting design is Berry Vine, the second quilt is more modern looking with City Windows allover design. Both quilts have Hobbs 80/20 batting.

This is my own quilt. I finished the top while at retreat and now its quilted and the binding is attached to the edge and just needs hand sewing it down. I’m happy with this now that it’s finished. The quilting really brought it to life.  The quilting design is called Florence (my mom’s name) the batting is Polydown.

Yay!! one of my own quilts done!