Mary Beth made this quilt for her friend, and they both looked for quilting designs, but quickly became overwhelmed. I suggested this one "Lotus Peel" that was a combo of their two top choices. It was a hit!
A bar quilt from Mary Beth
"Kitty Katz" by Leigh
How adorable! All the little kitties just waiting to be petted!
As usual, Leigh gives me free rein in her quilting design, so I pebbled behind each cat, then thought about my own silly cat Rumples and how he plays. So, a meander in the background of the quilt to represent his silly running in circles or in random directions. And feathers in the outer border because his favorite toy has/had a feather for a tail. (I think the feather has since been eaten.)
Whitney's T-shirts
"Hugs and Kisses" by Lorri
These are two "twin quilts" by Lorri. I don't think that there even plans for future grandchildren at this point, but she's got the quilts ready for them!
Each quilt is the same size, but the applique patterns are different for each. Same quilting design on both, but with different thread colors.
Lorri has also already reached out about entering them into the Sister's Outdoor Quilt Show for 2025.
"Sweet Sixteen" by Carol for her sister.
This is one of two of the same patterns made by Carol. This one is more focused on the green tones, and will go to her sister. There is a future one coming for her mom.
The fabrics are from the "Anne of Green Gables" fabric line.
"For Alma Violet" by Susan
The future Miss Alma Violet is named after family members. I think that's a lovely tradition, having been named after my grandparents.
The colors up top are much more accurate of the quilt pattern, and I recognize the fabrics from previous quilts by Susan. I love the little hats the crocodiles are all wearing. So cute!
"Christmas Houses" by Michael
What a sweet and darling quilt for the holidays! All done is reds and whites, lots and lots of piecing to get all those houses and trees made
Quilted with a shiny white thread in a design of snowflakes and houses.
Quilted with a shiny white thread in a design of snowflakes and houses.
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