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| Rachel purchased this old timey quilt at a quilt show and had me quilt it for her summer kitchen. It will go on one of the beds. |
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| She wanted the Sticky Buns quilting pattern on it. |
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| Fiesta Red thread was used. |
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| The borders. |
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| Just needs the red binding and it's ready to go! |
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| The backing fabric. |
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| Beautiful embroidery! All hand done! Darlene made this quilt for one of her daughters and will make one for each of her daughters, a big task, but so pretty! |
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| She chose Denali, again, for the quilting pattern for this quilt. |
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| White thread was used for the quilting. |
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| Lucky girls in her family! |
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| Perfectly embroidered! |
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| The white backing. |
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| Darlene's mother-in-law, who her children called Granny Crow, hand pieced this quilt. Darlene decided it was time to get it quilted so she brought it over to me. Quite a treasure to have from a grandmother! |
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| Denali was the quilting pattern. |
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| Pigskin was the thread used. |
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| I'm sure there were a lot of memories with all these quilt scraps that make up these 9 patches! |
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| The brown backing fabric. |
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| Shirley and her daughter-in-law bought the fabric for this quilt years ago. She started to make it and then her daughter-in-law worked on it and it sat for 10 years, so now Shirley got it back and is going to surprise Kristen with the finished quilt! Kristen will love it! |
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| Blocks of browns and blues and reds and tans complete this quilt! |
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| ELC 5014 was the quilting pattern used. |
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| Fisherman Red thread was used. |
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| A big accomplishment with the size of this quilt! |
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| The backing of the quilt. |
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| Donna pieced this quilt for her father-in-law who served in WWII and this is his quilt for his service to the country! He is going to love this quilt! |
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| I love this quilt pattern, stars and red white and blue, can't get better than that! |
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| Stars A Swirl was the quilting pattern. |
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| This is the top part of the top, done in Fiesta Red thread. So neat! |
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| The backing of the quilt! |
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| This quilt is called Eleanor and was featured in the Quiltmania magazine #100. Lois saw it and decided to make this beauty! She even found the same fabrics and I had the identical quilting pattern that they used on the quilt! So very pretty! |
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| Just Roses was the quilting pattern! |
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| Oatmeal thread was used. |
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| Great floral fabrics! |
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| Watch for this quilt in the Heritage Needlework quilt show in September in Nebraska City! |
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| Nicely Done! |
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| The glorious rose backing. |
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| Pic taken in the early morning sun. |
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| Another batik quilt by Mary. Beautifully done! |
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| Soft and Sweet B2B was the quilting pattern. |
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| Fisherman Red was the thread for the quilting. |
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| The borders. |
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| The backing. |
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| Mary pieced this quilt with a collection of light jelly roll strips! Added a bold border and made a great quilt! |
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| She chose Paisley Feather B2B for a light quilting pattern. |
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| The borders. |
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| Rosewood thread was used. |
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| The backing of the quilt. |
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| Karyl has made this high calorie quilt. I think I gained weight just quilting it! It's a true chocoholic's quilt! |
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| However, she has made it for another donation to CASA and some lucky little kid will absolutely LOVE it! |
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| Fire E2E was the quilting pattern. |
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| Fiesta Red was the thread. |
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| This quilt has it all, from chocolate covered pretzels to chocolate covered cherries! |
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| YUM! |
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| Hungry now? |
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| Isn't this the neatest backing! |
