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Name of Maker: Britt
Home Tweet Home - When I saw this pattern it spoke to me " Make me ",,, I had to obey.
Happy Howlidays
Name of Maker: ltdermdvm
Happy Howlidays - This was made as part of a QAL sponsored by Rachel Griffith at www.psiquilt.com
Sweet Nectar
Name of Maker: Nancy Rehak
Sweet Nectar - This quilt was designed in Karen McTavish's wholecloth class at MQS 2011. I put my first McTavishing in the middle to honor her. This was my first attempt at a wholecloth quilt and trapunto. I'm hoping it will be accepted into the MQS 2012 show.
Bill's Quilt
Name of Maker: Helen
Bill's Quilt - I made this for my fisherman brother for use on his yacht. He loved it so much, it never got to the yacht, it was displayed on his lounge.
Lizzie's Quilt
Name of Maker: Helen
Lizzie's Quilt - My friend loves cranes so for her 60th, made this for her.
Its Just another Quilt - no special name
Name of Maker: Helen
Its Just another Quilt - no special name - Needed to use some stash - made from vintage chenille / candlewick bedspread, broken doilies, ribbon scraps and material I wanted out of my "Tardis" (sewing room).
Mystery Quilt
Name of Maker: Helen
Mystery Quilt - Went on a Mystery Quilt at Avalon Homestead retreat in the beautiful Avon Valley Western Australia. For a confident beginner, at the end of the 3 days, the brain was fried. Still to put the borders on then quilt it but wanted to share as I was really challenged with the techniques used. Had a brilliant and talented tutor!
Southern Comfort challenge
Name of Maker: Joan Lowder
Southern Comfort challenge - It was a red white challenge for local quilt show. Our BEE decided to do "Southern Comfort" mini quilts, 8 x 10" and they will be attached to each other for the show. Southern beverages or comforts. I'll take a picture next weekend of the collection.
Nautilus
Name of Maker: marian
Nautilus
PAVE
Name of Maker: Marian
PAVE
Lab #2
Name of Maker: Shelly Nielsen
Lab #2 - This is the second of a series I am working in exploring the Fused Quilt process 12X14 using hand dyed, fused, machine quilting, with the escape hatch finish
Reflections
Name of Maker: Marjolijn van Wijk
Reflections - This was a challenge with the theme: reflection. I was inspired by a painting made by M.C. Escher. These resembles the reflections of trees in the water.
sisters' series
Name of Maker: Karilyn
sisters' series - Purple and white quilt with a Southwestern feel to the machine quilting.
Winter's dusk
Name of Maker: Karilyn
Winter's dusk - soft pastel shades with a hint of opalescence
Snow Goose
Name of Maker: Heather Stewart
Snow Goose - This is a traditional quilt design going back to the late 1800's. I've seem many variations of this quilt in books and magazines so I took my scraps and started making the flying geese units. The quilt was made over the winter so I called it Snow Goose.......Goose from the Flying Geese blocks and Snow with a nod to all those Canadians who are "Snowbirds".
Kendra's Raffle Quilt
Name of Maker: Rachel Kitchen
Kendra's Raffle Quilt - My niece Kendra is 2 and she has leukemia. We are having a fund raiser for her April 21st and this is the quilt I made to be raffled off. It started off as just a small quilt just a little over a crib size. Well now it is larger then the size you would put on a twin size bed. I am very pleased with the way it turned out. I love everything about this quilt.
Memories of Holly
Name of Maker: dollaremylife and Miranda
Memories of Holly - Using the applique of his picture in the middle of the quilt, then used the ohio star pattern from the front to surround Holly the appliquwe which included more picture on fabric of holly and miranda. Then I embroidered swuares around the ohio star blocks with a poem her sister wrote and an embrodiery of Holly and one representing family and dogs just fun. And of course Holly was written in Dog alpha
Sweet Dreams, Austin
Name of Maker: Resa Pickel
Sweet Dreams, Austin - This quilt was a "learning" quilt for me and represented my first attempt at both applique and free motion quilting. This started out as a baby quilt, but like all my projects, benefited greatly by "scope creep." If I had stopped with the log cabin blocks as I originally intended, the outer borders, the appliques, and the free motion quilting would have all been missing. I wanted to produce a colorful and interesting quilt that my grandson would enjoy throughout his childhood. I love scrappy quilts made with lots of fabrics. Austin discovered an added bonus, which I didn't even know about: the stars on the blue border, which is also the backing, glow in the dark!