Happy New Year! I have been off for several weeks but I am back now. It is good to
take a break and do nothing. Can you relate?
Here are some of the quilts that I completed before the Christmas break.
This was a Mystery Quilt that a local Quilt Shop ran last year. I was
surprised how many came through, there must have been at least 10 of these.
It was a really popular design; and there were so many different colors
used on this quilt too.
Here is the border; the fabric is really rich looking.
This block is very interesting to me. “Happy Times” is the
overall design used on the quilt top. A white polyester thread was
used on the top of the quilt as well.
The backing was dark and the owner wanted a grey polyester thread for the backing.
Lynn created this quilt for one of her daughters for Christmas; Lynn designed the quilt top
herself . Great job!
Lynn wanted flames all over the quilt top. It was a lot of fun to stitch in and very fast too.
I used a purple polyester thread for the top of the quilt and a black for the backing.
The backing fabric is interesting; it is called “grunge.” And it actually looks like it too.
This is a cute baby quilt. The quilting design is called “Swirl” and it looks great with all
the straight blocks on the quilt top.
I used a light grey polyester thread for the top and the backing.
The backing fabric was a light grey color and it was flannel so it will be
warm and cuddly for the baby.
I like the swirls on the back of the quilt.
This quilt is the same as the one above but different fabrics are used.
The overall design is more complex here and makes the quilt look more classy.
The thread I used was a light cream polyester thread on the front and the back.
The backing fabric was very soft and beautiful but it wasn’t a cotton fabric at all.
A close up of the fabric used for the backing. Hope you have a great week and
exceptional New Year.
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Beautiful quilting Ruth. Happy Stitching in 2018!