Sasha' quilt - Made as a wedding present, Sasha wanted "neutral" colors and NO stars! Bit of a nightmare, see now that double Irish Chain would have been so much better, it's a bit wishy washy. I quilted True Lover's Knots in the blank blocks, got them from Fons & Porter's Complete Guide for Quilters.
Becky's quilt - Made for my daughter Becky, whose favourite colour is pink, to take to London when she left her home in Venezuela. It turned out much better than I expected and I had a lovely time making it and then hand quilting it.
Jeff and Lindsay's Wedding quilt - I made this quilt for my son and his wife for a wedding present. I found some border fabric I liked and chose all colors of batik that went with that border fabric. Once done I didn't like that border with the quilt and had to find something else. I loved the way the quilt looked when I was done. They did also.
Four Seasons From A Train Window - The quilt consists four panels made by the members of the group and is constructed with the full consent of the artist. From left to right the panels are:
Spring by Carla, Summer by me, Autumn by Klaske and Winter by Julie
Each member added something of herself by interpreting a season and by making a panel in her own choice of materials
Sarah's Quilt - a pink and white quilt - Barbie pinks in shades from light to dark! nine patch and half square triangles and applique flowers round the border.
Given to Sarah on her birthday in March 2011 and now in use on her bed.
Papaw Woods Quilt - Made for my father-in-law who is a proud Arkansan. This quilt miraculously survived a house fire that completely burned down my in-laws home in 2006.
Star Light & Star Bright - My friend's daughter was having a baby. Surprise it's twins!! These quilts were featured in Quiltmaker Magazine in the Sew to Speak section.
Mother's Sue Quilt - Yes . . . it's Sue. Quilt mixes old blocks made by my aunt 40 years ago with new 30's prints. Made for my mother who would rather have something old than new.
Shrimp Boats on Shem Creek - I used plain fabric to transfer a photo then did the thread painting. I used a small piece of batting, then applied the backing, which I made large enough to wrap to the front of the quilt. I also had a narrow border applied before securing the backi fabric to the front.
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