Showing posts with label quilts finished in 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quilts finished in 2011. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

African Fabrics Circles Quilt

African Fabrics Circles Quilt

My little sister lives in Africa and brought home a bag of fabric scraps for me this summer. So of course, she got a quilt for Christmas this year from it!! I used a Drunkard's Path block.

Monday, December 19, 2011

Christmas Table Runner

This is a make from earlier this month, but I wanted to share it. It's made from charms I pulled from packs of Woodland Holiday, Swiss Holiday and Fruitcake, all from Moda. I copied a picture of a runner I found online, it's pretty self explanatory, especially if you are using charm squares. I bound it in some Kona Chinese Red I have waiting for the day I bind my Rural Jardin quilt! Look at my Flickr photostream for that. Just have to decide what to back that one with.

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Sunday, December 18, 2011

Robot Quilt

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Just finished quilting, hoping to get the binding on the front before I have to say bye bye to my Bernina for a few days during her regular service check :(

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Max and Whiskers Charm Quilts

My little guys needed a couple of quilts to use when they sleepover with Opa and Nana (grandparents) in our guest cabin when they visit! Quilts are so much cozier than sleeping bags!!

Monday, December 12, 2011

Christmas Star Quilt

Christmas Star Quilt

Finished!! I used Folksy Flannel for the back. I think it matched quilt nicely and makes it so cozy and festive looking. The idea for this quilt came from an issue of McCalls Quilting from last year found at a thrift store. The quilt was called a "Sparkling Sampler". I used some of the blocks from the large quilt, arranged them myself and designed my own border.

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Kansas Winter Log Cabin

Kansas Winter Log Cabin

Kansas Winter showing back

Completed a Kansas Winter Log Cabin quilt last night.  I used 2 Kansas Winter from Kansas Troubles honey buns, some quilter's linen from Robert Kaufman in natural, backed it with Flannel Days from Kansas Troubles and bound it with Kona solid in Espresso.  This is a Christmas present for my mom.... shhhh!
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