i have been quilting and since this is suppose to be a quiting blog....
first up- jane's mistletoe quilt...
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and her three elf legs wall hangers
and her harvest quilt from the cutest panel
those prairie points are 3D
then i quilted my tenn tshirt quilt
i used my 'maze' design. i haven't quilted it in a while, so i dusted it off.
i used a wally world sheet for the backing. i wanted to see how it quilted...just fine and a backing for $8! that fits my budget. i wouldn't put a sheet on the back of a show quilt, but for utilitarian quilts, this works just fine.
i quilted erica's airplane quilt that is a gift for her grandson. i like the stars in the red squares.
then this asian fabrics quilt
i finished it just before christmas
see, i've been busy...
fabulous!!! love them all...but those elf legs are especially cute ;)
ReplyDeleteYou are just going to town..all the quilts are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI agree with what Dianne said, all Quilts are great but I love those Elf legs:-) they are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe quilts and quilting are beautiful. Where did they get that elf leg pattern?
ReplyDeleteLove them all. The mistletoe quilt...wow! And the quilting you used in the border of it is great. Is that a personal design you worked up? Details, please...I really, really like it.
ReplyDeleteNice job on the machine quilting! I like the maze design.
ReplyDeleteLove the Asian fabric windows quilt. What panto did you use on it? It looks great.
ReplyDeleteYou sure have been busy!! That's a month's worth of work already done!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could show that much accomplishment. Beautiful quilts and quilting.
ReplyDeleteYou have been ver busy!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the Christmas applique quilt, your quilting on it suits it perfectly. I have such an affinity to applique and that one looks classic with a modern edge, perfect match with your quilting. Did I say love it!
Normally I am not a huge fan of t-shirt quilts but you knocked that one out of the park, and the quilting is fabulous!