chernobyl dragonfly - When I saw this quilt in one of Jean & Valori Wells books I knew I needed to make it for my guild's upcoming show. It looks pretty dramatic!
If you are in the Mobile, Alabama area June 5,6,7 this year come visit our show - the Azalea City Festival of Quilts.
Jungle Sun - I created this quilt as a part of the Glacier Quilts retreat challenge in Kalispell MT. I had been wanting to make the Framed in Starlight quilt for a while and decided that I could adapt it to use part panel blocks and part log cabins. I love how it turned out!
Poppies - When I saw this book I had to have it. Nancy has lots of good lessons for appliquers. The book only included the pattern for the wreath in the center, but I loved her quilt on the cover with the border. I used the same flower templates and copied her border design too. I think it's still my favorite quilt.
Sunshine - This was a shop mystery which I added borders to so it became a queen size quilt. Made about 5 years ago, but only quilted and finished in 2008. Longarm quilted by me.
LONNI'S LADIES - OVER THE YEARS I HAVE COLLECTED LONNI ROSSI'S FABRICS.
THE TIME CAME TO USE THEM USING HER DESIGN
I ADDED EMBROIDERED BUTTERFLIES (METALLIC GOLD) DESIGNS IN THE CORNERS GIVING IT MY TOUCH OF GLAM.
Fairy Dust - This quilt was hand painted from the front page of 'Fairies' by Darcy May. I took the picture over to the copier and blew it up and then used that as the pattern to paint from. It was for one of the grand kids and she just looooves it.
Merry Christmas Edin - My granddaughter Lucy ( Santa's helper) wanted to make a quilt for her sister for Christmas. We used this pattern as it was Lucy's first quilt and the pattern is very forgiving.
Merry Christmas Lucy - Edin remembered on 12/22 that she didn't have a present for her sister for Christmas. While shopping earlier in the month Lucy saw the red material and really loved it so we went for big and bold. The quilt was a real hit and was finished on 12/24.
Black Block Party - Each one of the block is embroidered with a different design. Judy Nowicki is a genius. I never would have designed anything this elaborate. This quilt look me a year to make. Each one of the block is more than 6 hours of emboidery time. It is one of my favorites though.
Dots - This is a 8 block by 10 block rows baby size quilt. As a new learner, in a class at Baer Fabrics in Louisville, Ky the class members exchanged dotted blocks and then made up their own quilt. Circled dots were then appliqued onto the quilt; borders were added and then final quilting was done. It was my second finished quilt.
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