Barb pieced this quilt for her church as a charity quilt and I know someone will really appreciate receiving this quilt! The purples and greens and so many flowers make for a great quilt!
The borders of the quilt.
One of the blocks in the sampler quilt.
The quilting pattern was Pretty Posies E2E.
The thread used was lilac.
The pretty purple backing.
Marie put this quilt together for her sister who loves all things in nature, like flowers, birds, bees, butterflies and animals. I think she did a wonderful job catching just the right things to place in the quilt. I am also sure her sister will love to get this quilt! Great job!
The quilting pattern was Flutterbys.
The thread used was Sage Green.
All kinds of green prints in the backing.
The pieced backing.
Outside it's looking like spring, but inside my plant is refusing to give up from Christmas! It just continues to bloom and bloom again and it started prior to Christmas. I guess the seasons are as confused inside as they are outside this year! Works for me!
A volunteer Pansy has decided to bloom! How happy can that be!
A lone violet has appeared!
The tulips are coming up, have to watch for the deer!
Butterflies are in the yard!
Marge pieced this quilt together for the Lourdes Central Catholic school fundraiser in Nebraska City. I'm sure it will bring a lot of money in the silent auction. Everyone sign up!
So many blue fabrics that look nice!
Nicely done!
A simple piecing pattern, but so striking and versatile in design!
The quilting pattern was Meandering Loops.
Grey Opal thread was used on the quilt.
The backing of the quilt.
The borders and corner blocks.
Ruby had her husband, Sam, pick out a pattern for a quilt for her to make for him and he did an excellent job when he picked this pattern! It was a block of the month quilt from Keepsake Quilting and it is a stunning quilt! Excellent choice and a quilt to be cherished!
Suburb piecing!
Olive Brown thread was used on the quilt!
The quilting pattern used was Deb's Feathers.
The center block.
This shows the center block and what is above it.
I love this block!
One of the blocks surrounding the center block.
The luscious leaf border.
One of the 9 surrounding blocks.
The borders and geese.
Incredible batik fabrics in such neat blocks!
Rows of flying geese on the top and the bottom of the quilt.
Diane has pieced this quilt and while it's a simple pattern, the results are exquisite! I think I really need to get some more French General fabric and make a quilt like this! So nice!
The quilting pattern used was Jacobean Pano 001, one of my favorite patterns!
Fisherman Red thread was used on this quilt.
The border fabric, now nice!
The luscious backing!
