un-named - This top was backed with a cream net curtain and hangs at the bottom of the stairs, it looks like a stained glass window when the light shines through!
Bursting with Joy - Most of the basic shapes were drawn in a Sue Patten ZenSuedel's class. The quilting is all FM (free motion)--no machine embroidery stitches were used. Quilted with polyester and silk thread in 428 hours.
Cats for Matt - Made for my son who loves cats, from a pattern by Toni Alexander of The Red Boot Quilt Co. Features our cats Scamp and Oscar in the centre.
There are Bunnies in My Garden - I won the blocks in a blodk of the month drawning. No one else wanted them so I put all my tickets in the bag - and won. Look for Bunnies in the flower Nine patches too
Flux Capacitor - I came up with a "Y" shaped quilt piece that could be woven into a "peek-a-boo" quilt and had my hubs double check my math to make sure it worked. He said it reminded him of Marty McFly's Flux Capacitor. So that's what I named my woven quilt!
Pumpkin Table Runners - What a great design. I made one just like the pattern for our daughter with an oblong table and one with only four pumpkins for our daughter-in-law who has a square table. They turned out beautiful. I highly recommend this pattern.
Card Trick - Card Trick pattern with corner blocks to add an additional design in the top. Designed using EQ7, fabric from Connecting Threads, quilted on a Baby Lock Jewel. Made as a housewarming gift for my brother and sister-in-law using some of the colors in their home.
Jacob's Ladder - Toby's design was for a 64 x 76 quilt. I made it a 96 x 96 quilt. My husband liked the fabric used on the cover of the pattern so, although it was older fabric, I was able to find enough on the internet to make the quilt in the fabrics shown.
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