Pat's quilt for a long time tenant

Wow,  If you are a tenant of Pat's for a long time, you get a quilt.   Lucky tenant!

Another version of the Leafy Vine panto that Dagmar chose.  Quilted with "Pale Mist" green thread.  Stunning!

 

"Bonnie Hunter's Latest Mystery"

I love
mystery quilts, but Bonnie Hunter is a bit intense for m.  Gotta love her stuff though, and beautifully pieced by Dagmar.  I'm pretty sure this is the one that started the "leafy vine" panto, so thank you for that!

 

Two from Sue

I'm sure that there's a "real" name for this quilt, but I'm calling it black,gold, white

This is a shot of the backing fabric, trying to show the
"Leafy Vine" panto.  I believe that Dagmar was the one who wanted it originally, but it's been used on many quilts. 

These are "Antique Lace".  Stunning quilt, love the colors.  Quilted with a design called "Lace"

 

Stars BOM by Dagmar

I miss going to a quilt shop and participating in their
Block of the Month.  Maybe someday I'll get to do it again.  For now, here's Dagmar's lovely project.

 Quilted with the Celtic Knot panto.  Glad my Lenni machine did all the backtracking, because I can't do it that well!

"Scrappy Strips" by Dagmar

We all have them, those scraps of fabric that are too big to throw away, but too small to keep.  Dagmar too them and made them into a modified Log Cabin.

 Quilted with Vanilla Cream design in grey thread.

Christmas 2020 by Dagmar

A new quilt for the holidays from Dagmar this year.  Wish I had asked her the name of the pattern.  It's so familiar to me, but can't quite name it.

 Quilted with gold thread in a snowflake design which is perfect for the quilt!

Halloween wall hanging by Dagmar

This is what happens when you leave your camera upstairs and try take a photo with your phone.  Guess we learned that lesson. 

 Dagmar has some fun halloween prints, and then it's quilted with spider webs. 

A 2nd Bonnie Hunter mystery by Dagmar

I'm impressed.  Dagmar has made at least two Bonnie Hunter mystery quilts.  While I love Bonnie's designs, they are a bit intense for me

This quilt is made from leftovers of the first quilt.  Wow!

Two Halloween panels by Dagmar

Two quick gifts for Christmas.  She's pieced the skulls, and included a gold metallic fabric for the one tooth.  So fun!

Dagmar's Tree skirt

 A quick tree skirt that Dagmar made.  Quilted with a snowflake design that's difficult to see, but very pretty.  Also shiny white thread to make it festive.

Dagmar has been busy!

Here are several quilts by Dagmar, in no particular order.  First "Fast for Grand-daughter."  Fun bright colors, fun prints and my favorite panto of a dragon

Look carefully, there's his eye in the yellow triangle on the top.

 This one is called "Pink, blue and green for niece."  Pretty! 

I love the border fabric.  It looks like beads on string.

 Quilted with the Clematis Panto, and Pistachio green thread.

It's almost time for Halloween!  Quilted with bright orange thread and the Kitty Kat panto.  I was king of hoping for bright green, but it's Dagmar's quilt, she gets to choose.

And the it's Christmas. 

 with a few Judaic fabrics as well, all done with a 6 pointed star

Quilted with the Christmas Whimsy panto and a bright gold thread.  Very festive.

"Star Trek" for Dagmar's nephew

Oh what fun!  All these lovely Star Trek fabrics (and a few Star Wars) to make a gift for her nephew.

 I think that she has every generation of Star Trek represented here, from the original series to "Next Generation, and probably "Voyager" as well.

2nd "Cubs Quilt" by Dagmar

 What do you do when you have a bunch of fabric left over from a previous project?  Make another quilt!  Dagmar used all of her baseball quilt leftovers in this, and even Woodstock from Peanuts made it in.  Quilted with the "baseball fun" panto.

"Bonnie Hunter mystery" by Dagmar

 I am impressed with Dagmar.  I've never tried a Bonnie Hunter mystery.  The woman is even better at saving fabric scraps than I am, and then she designs quilts with these little pieces!  The quilt was so pretty and fun to work on, but when I got it hung up for the photos, you realize just how lovely it is.  Nicely done Dagmar!