"Baby's Star" by me
Panel quilt by Pam
Vintage Dresden Plates from Ann
Ann contacted me about quilting a vintage quilt of hers, and in the course of our conversation, mentioned that she had a second quilt top that she did not want to finish, but did I know of anyone who would like to finish it and donate it? Clearly, I told her my story of charity quilts, and she gifted me the quilt.
These are all the pictures of the quilt that I took in process. Either when it was loaded on the quilt, or after I've finished it.
The quilt top was completely hand pieced, and appliqued to the background muslin, and the quilting lines had clearly been marked in pencil. I followed these lines throughout, then purchased new fabric for the binding, and finished that by hand.
This quilt's next destination is to go to the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show and hopefully it will be sold there. All proceeds from the sale of this quilt will go to C.O.P.S. https://www.concernsofpolicesurvivors.org/
These are one of about 3 pieces of the plates that are clearly taken from a garment, you can see the seam that appears to be from a shirt yoke, and then top stitched by machine.
In progress
Strings by Ann
"Pollenators" by Carol
A T-shirt quilt made by Jan for a friend
Two more vintage quilts from Jean
The top quilt is made from leftover blocks from the first quilt that Jan brought me. It seems that it was requested by the recipients that she make them smaller. So the top set of blocks yielded 2 quilts and the 9-patch below is larger.

I love the secondary design that is created with the sashing strips. Great idea! Both quilted with the Baptist Fan design, perfect for the era of the fabrics in the blocksA trip to the Farm with Leigh
Cows! Quilted with tufts of grass so that they are all out standing in the fields.
I love the fluffy one above, and the use of the stripes on the bias to get more texture in them!
"Cats for Abigail" by Susan
Two from Ellen
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