"Dinos" by Michael

But of course, T-Rex wore roller skates, and that is what led to their extinction.  They probably kept falling, and breaking bones, and then starved to death.  Yeah, surely science will support that.

  I especially love that the skates are made of shiny fabrics.

Quilted with a hot pink thread and dino bones panto

 

Wedding quilt for Mason by Pat

What a lovely quilt, called "Love Links" made for Mason and his bride to be by Pat.  The bride prefers darker colors, so I love the dark background

Quilted with Oriental cloud panto since one of the couple is of Asian heritage.  Love how the dark blue thread just blends into the background

 

"Sasquatch" baby quilt by Pat

Well why not Sasquatch on a baby quilt?  The parents to be are very outdoorsy, hence the mushroom print for the background fabric.  I had the design, showed it to Pat and she loved it.

Going by his other name, Bigfoot, and planted perfectly in the white.

 And hiding in the border.  Too fun!

Dresden plates in progress for Patty

I'm not quite finished with this one, still need to do the handwork for the binding.  Quilted with 2 batts, cotton, and then wool on top.  I love how some of the pieces are round at the top, and others pointy.  Would love to know the story there, but since Great grandma Cora pieced this by hand circa 1960's, I guess I'll never know.

Each segment got an outline, and then a feathered wreath done freehand where the 4 block corners meet.
 

1930's log cabin reproduction by me

Another pattern I found in a magazine and was prompted to make.  I love log cabins, love 1930's prints.  The added bonus of making the center of each "cabin"either a star, heart or house block added to the fun.

 Quilted with an edge to edge daisy design, and ready to go to the police for donation.