We ran across this cozy fleece panel a few months ago and I just put it together with warm and natural batting and a nice flannel backing and it sure is nice for a throw on the couch!
The flannel backing of the quilt. A simple meander was used to quilt this.
This is the quilt that I worked on and pieced during our quilt group's day of sewing at the Minglewood Lodge. I finally got around to quilting it with leaves and acorns and gave it to my husband for Christmas!
The quilt's backing fabric.
This Christmas horse quilt was made at the request of my youngest granddaughter, Allie. She had seen one on my website which was made by one of my customers and really wanted one just like it, so I found the panels and made one for her for Christmas.
The center of the quilt.
Part of the center panel.
A border showing the horse shoes and horses in the quilting pattern. Quilted with Fox thread.
Backing of the horse quilt.
I found the pattern called Smitten with Mittens and was on the verge of making it, as it has little snowmen coming out of the cuffs of the mittens, but then I decided to put my grand cats in the mittens instead. I hand button hole stitched the mittens down with wool thread and machine appliqued the cat's heads with invisible thread (don't look too closely), and renamed the quilt, Smitten with Kittens. My daughter thought it was a good idea, too!
Bolt
Thunder
Noah
Harley
Backing to the Smitten with Kittens quilt.
I wasn't really looking for any cat fabric, but this Debbie Mumm piece of fleece was on a huge sale and I knew my daughter would just need (ha) another quilt with cats associated with it, so I bought 2 1/2 yards, put in warm and natural batting and that flannel backing, bound it with the flannel stripe and it is so warm and snugly that the 4 quilt magnets (her cats) approved of it immediately as did my daughter. I just did a simple meander with an off white thread and now I'm on a mission with this nice soft fleece. No piecing, no measuring, just load it and quilt it and bind it and there you go!
Notice how the backing matches the border stripes on this fleece? It was calling my name!
I've had this piece of flannel for years and was just waiting for the right quilt to use it up and I found it! Soft, soft , soft......
No, this is not me, it's Harry, but I felt like this the entire last week so the reason of late posting of so many quilts! Next week should be better!
Judy made this quilt for her son-in-law, Jeff, for Christmas. It is constructed of his shirts that he previously had worn. She added buttons here and there to complete the quilt. A nice cuddle on the couch quilt for him! She rightly named it the "Off the Cuff" quilt!
Meander in sage green thread were the choices for this quilt.
Terri bought this kit from Country Living magazine as they had put it together to commemorate their 30th anniversary. It certainly is a wonderful wall hanging. So many pieces and expertly put together! Great accomplishment!
Wonderful colors and fabrics!
Quilted with the Sticky Buns pattern in Fox thread.
These show the stars in the border along with the other borders.
This is the Mystery quilt that I constructed at our quilt retreat in October. I bought a jelly roll and matching fabrics for the settings and the backing. I have had it quilted for some time, but now just finally got the binding done. I used Fisherman Red thread and the Winterberry quilting pattern. One done for me! Yippee!
The border and binding fabrics.
The turquoise backing.
Marge made this adorable quilt for her little granddaughter! Won't she just love it? Way cute!
A view of the center panel.
One of the side blocks.
The side borders complete with Peter Pan, Wendy and the boys.
The border fabric showing more Tinkerbells.
The solid backing really shows Tinkerbell.
Mary made this quilt for a friend's granddaughter. This is yet again another set of Wizard of Oz fabric that gives a whole new look. She picked Lavender thread which turned blue on the blue and lavender on the pinks and lavender spaces. Very nicely pieced and a great quilt! With the minkee on the back, I'm sure she will love this quilt!
The center of the quilt.
A tornado shown in the blocks.
A bicycle stitched in the border.
The backing of the quilt, a very soft minkee with tiny star designs.
