My first quilt, which took over a year to complete, and is actually a duvet cover (I quilted the top to a layer of muslin, and added another layer on the bottom). From a Thimbleberries book:
A small quilt for my daughter, unbound at time of picture, adapted from a Nancy Odom quilt shown on Simply Quilts:
The summer quilt. My design, using Amy Butler fabric that I just couldn't cut up too much:
Sadie's baby quilt, adapted from a quilt by Tammy Tadd:
Another baby quilt, using Delectable Mountains, for a baby boy who's daddy likes climbing:
Butterfly Garden, the CECDS school quilt for 2005/2006 school year, made by myself and Susan Donnelly, quilted by Della Iman:
My daughter and the back of her Funky Monkey quilt, using Sticks and Stones patter:
The front of the Funky Monkey quilt, my design:
Wuthering Heights Hexagon Magic quilt kit, I think from Moda U:
My husband's nautical flag quilt, my design:
A handprint quilt with the handprints of every child in my daughter's school and a smaller Funky Monkey quilt, both auctioned off at the 2007 Spring Gala.
Gifts for my daughter's teachers at the end-of-school picnic; the class was called "The Garden Club", design based on Marcia Layton handprint quilt book:
Amy Butler meets Karla Alexander:
The Chicken quilt, which looks remarkably like a Provencal tablecloth, and since the feature fabric is called "Panic in Provence" its quite fitting:
Center detail from the chicken quilt - you'll be able to finally see why its called that!
Edge detail from the chicken quilt:
Sasha's baby quilt:
Sylvain and his baby quilt - isn't he cute!
Brian and Debbie's throw:
A Threads of Time pattern, "Past Times" with Moda Maison de Noel fabric. I call it Christmas Past (does this mean I now have to make Christmas Present and Christmas Future?)
Marti's tablerunner, I love this fabric, its Kaye's Kitchen, and I have a bunch more:
A quilt for dd's violin teacher and his new wife, from the Happy Hour collection of patterns by Terry Atkinson of Atkinson Designs:
A raffle quilt for breast cancer made by survivor Sharon Adams:
Sharon's applique's were beautiful!
Feathered heart:
Salvation Army Bear (or in this case, Bunny) quilt 2008:
Circle quilt, aka Faux Beauty, based on a Better Homes & Gardens quilt, but you know I can never just follow the pattern:
Leafy panto:
Alice's hand pieced block from a class with Jinny Beyer, quilted by me and turned into a pillow, complete with piping and zipper!
Another "Gustav" bag - love this fabric!
My Circle of Stars quilt from a class with Sally Collins. It measures only 13.5" square!:
A new quilt for our bed, made from a Cotton Blossom layer cake. Its always good to double check your math before cutting out the entire quilt :-/
I quilted it all with freehand feathers, and have called it my "Down Alternative" :-)
Fiona's quilt, which was never intended to be a show quilt, but after spending over a year on the applique and then 3 weeks quilting it I thought it would be nice to show it off a bit:
The border has I think 32 different stipples. Maybe 33.
The center is filled with flowers and a few feathers.
A view from the back:
Doodles:
The sun quilt, front and back:
I just love this Provencal fabric. You can find it here: https://www.french-nc.com/?ccUser=
