This is a UFO (Unfinished Object) quilt from the 80’s that Lori had hung onto for a long time. She didn’t give up on it and it looks really cute finished with the Dragonflies allover design quilted on it, mauve thread & Hobbs 80/20 batting. She found a nice floral coordinating backing fabric that works well with the top. Cute!!!
Rosanne made this cute polka dot quilt. She wanted more circles so chose Big and Little E2E, red thread & Hobbs 80/20 batting. I like it!!
Check out this bright strip quilt Deronda pieced. The quilting design is Pearl Swirl, wool batting & neon yellow thread. Her daughter will love it!
Martha’s Virginia Tech quilt with Embellish design, orange thread & Hobbs 80/20 batting.
This is Martha’s Around the Square Quilt. The fabrics are Marcia Derse. I love the Traveling Trapezoids design and dark grey thread on this. She found a Marcia Derse fabric for the backing. The batting is Warm and Natural.
I am making the same quilt with the same fabrics but I’m no where near done yet. I love it! Can’t wait to get mine done now.
Jo pieced two Hex shaped table cloths. These are made of diamond shaped log cabin blocks, very cool piecing. I fit two on one large backing. Jo likes large open designs and chose Stars and Loops for the quilting. The back is solid white.
Here are Maryann’s baby quilts. The quilting design on this purple Kaffe print quilt is Simple B2B. The green has a stars and moons design.
Note: I will quilt Minky or Cuddle if it’s the good quality, Shannon Fabrics only.
This is another by MaryAnn, a large Queen sized quilt with Blustery Day design by Nicole Webb. This is one of my favorite quilting designs. Its subtle with a swirl and leaf.
I am posting the rest of the season’s photos without names attached to protect those gifting quilts.
Take 5 Quilt – Rosebuds B2B Design
Panel Quilt – Jasmine B2B design
Strings Quilt – Petra Design
Cloud Nine Quilt – Flowering Vine E2E design.
This is a Cuppa Wooly Quilt I quilted back in April for Sue C. I couldn’t post photos of it until Sue Spargo released her book of this pattern so better late than never here are the photos.
The border on this quilt has paisley fill and pebbles. The swirls and wide piano keys were a design requested after seeing a quilt finished by Marianne, (longarmer2006) another long-arm quilter in our Cuppa yahoo Group. I wish I knew her full name so I could give her credit for that design. Others I’ve quilted have also liked the large swirls so they were included but the piano keys were made closer to take up some of the fullness and density of quilting.
Each quilt I’ve quilted are different, unique in the combination of designs and background fills. I just discovered the backings are all different as well. Sue Spargo included small pieces of fabric to make the backings wide enough for quilting. So far each one I’ve quilted have been different colors and prints.
For those waiting on their quilt, I have 5 in house currently and Pam V will be next in line for quilting. I plan on completing them all before the Christmas holiday. Thank you for your patience waiting for them to be completed.
I’m finishing up a few Cuppa wool Sue Spargo wallhangings for members of the Block of the Month group I am part of. If you are not familiar with Sue Spargo, check out her website. A lot of time and work goes into making these wallhangings. There are layers of wool stitched down then embellished with fancy embroidery stitches with wool thread to create the whimsical look. Check out Sue’s website, she has some great close up photo’s where you can see more of the detail.
This is Dana’s Cuppa Wooly. She did a beautiful job stitching this. It’s primarily Wool and a few cotton pieces mixed in. The batting is wool and the backing is cotton.
The back of the quilt.
Martha’s Virginia Tech Quilt. Digital design, Fluid Meander, Brown thread & Hobbs 80/20 batting. The Camo print backing is a fleece. This will be a really warm quilt.
Jean P made a Tula Pink quilt and wanted Circles Allover Design on it with variegated thread & Wool batting. Her backing fabric looks like order forms. Who doesn’t love a little Tula Pink!!
Quilted Impressions 