3 from me

 

Scrappy Star.  Using up all of those 2" squares that I have in a shoebox next to my sewing machine.  (Using up is a euphemism.  The box just keeps getting higher)
Then made star points out of those fabrics that just don't "fit" into a color category.  Still not enough to make all the stars match, but I think it just continues the scrappy theme.




And since it is a well known fact that Beth can't count, here are the leftovers from Nelle's quilt, made into a cop quilt.  I had fun playing with the quilting designs on my big "freehand" machine.



"Hunter's Starr" by Kathleen

This lovely quilt is made for a man who is a deep sea fisherman.  Made from blue, grey and bits of green fabrics, which mirror the colors of the Pacific Ocean.
Quilted with en E2E deisgn called "Wood Grain", but chosen because it mimics the waves and swells of the ocean.

 

"Sunflowers" by Janice

This is her Sunflowers quilt, made up of a Sunflowers and yellow fabrics.  So, it was quilted with an edge to edge design of Sunflowers and bright yellow thread.


 

"Shrek" and Wicked" from Michael

"Wicked" which I have never seen.   Too scare by the flying monkeys in the original Wizard of Oz.


Quilted with a poppies design and a grey thread that will blend on all colors.


"Shrek" which I have seen, but only the original.  I do at least recognize the primary character, as well as Princess Fiona and the Donkey




 

"Sea Otter" by Ashley

Ashley is a newish quilter, this is her 4th quilt.  And yet, she's already graduated to paper piecing.  See the shells and the fish blocks in the corners.

She chose heirloom quilting and wool batting as it's a gift for her husband.  Quilted with waves in the body of the quilt, seaweed in the border, and fur in the otter.  Also about 5 different thread colors to match the fabrics.  Love it!