This is for my sister when she moved into her new apartment. I love quilts with legs.
A cushion for my friend Maureen.
D2bought me this scissor hooks. It is just perfect for my sewing room.
I started this quiltalongby Kaaren Johnston of The Painted Quilt last summer. DH liked it at this stage, so it became a wall hanging for the bedroom. I would love to make the whole quilt sometime.Well, one of the events in the past few months was a significant birthday and my friends from church treated me to a great barbecue with gifts and lots of fun and laughter. I was completely surprised.
The family who hosted the barbecue run a kennels and cattery, and also host our biblestudy group. I made this for them as a thankyou to present on the night, as I thought it was just an end of year celebration for the group. Silly me. Oh so easily fooled.
Here is a baby quilt for a yet to be born little girl. The first granddaughter of one of my friends.
A wee peek at the back of one of my little quilts for ALQS 10. I made two this time. The swap hasn't taken place yet so I will show more later.
This is the back of a quilt I made from my late mother's pyjamas. She loved cotton pyjamas but in her later years didn't like the jackets, and wore soft t shirts instead, so had all these jackets which were such pretty cotton. She offered them to me, and who am I to refuse cotton.
Here is the front. Hexies appliqued on to white cotton and machine quilted as you go. My first quilt made this way. It is lovely and soft and I like it very much. Enough is enough.Sorry about the long picture gallery.
This the last, I promise. D2's bedsize quilt ready for the quilter. She saw a throw I had made for my sis, (forgot to take pic) and asked could I make her a bedsize one with Japanese prints. It's off to Nicolato be quilted this week, and I will try to get a proper photo when it comes back. Now I am off to enjoy a wee bit of the sunshine while I may. Bye for now.