I am back. I have been away for a while but here I am once again.
Hopefully, everyone had a great Christmas Holiday. Mine was pretty
quiet, which was nice.
It’s been so long since I completed these quilts for customers that I can’t
remember all the details. If you are wanting information about the thread or
pattern I used, just ask me and I will go back and find out for you.
Green and pink quilt
This is a pretty cool pattern.
The backing
Pieced backs add so much interest to the backing.
A close up of the fabric used for the backing.
Christmas was coming and here is a panel that was cut up and sashing added to
look like you are looking out of a window.
Overall picture
You can see how the pieced border adds more interest as well.
The backing fabric, a nice navy blue to match the front. I used a blue polyester
thread for the top and the backing and “Swirls” for the pattern.
Centennial Quilt
This quilt has so much fun blocks in it. Because it is Canadian, I had to stitch “Maple Leaves”
onto the quilt.
My neighbour always says that he is “as cool as a moose.” Well, this moose says just that. I really
love this block.
And what says Canadiana more than a pair of mittens?
The backing
The pieced backing is neat as well. So much information and I love the provincial emblems
used too.
Red Cardinal Quilt
This pattern is really lovely and the fabrics used are really nice.
The Birch trees and Cardinals are really stunning. A swirl pattern was used on the
quilt top. A light grey polyester thread was used for the front and the backing.
A close up of the Cardinals.
A grey fabric was used for the backing.
A child’s quilt
The bright colors in this quilt are so cheery, which is nice for this time of the year.
“Splat” was stitched all over the quilt top. It is a fun pattern to stitch out.
The backing
Using leftover fabrics for a pieced backing is a great way to use up fabrics from a project.
Once again, pieced backs adds more interest to the backing. Please remember to press the
seams flat, as the seams add more bulk that has to be stitched over by the longarm sewing
head.
Have a great week and it is good to be back.
Stitching Impressions 
Ohh so much to see and all lovely but I fell in love with red Carinal quilt to me it looks like A beautifully laid out stone garden in Japan in the winter. Absolutely stunning.
Good Morning! What lovely quilts you share today. I’ll bet you had a lot of fun quilting them. So many to ooh and ahh over – I couldn’t pick a favorite. I do however have to say that the cardinals drew me right in to check out the post! I have seen that fabric, and never would have thought to do that with it. And the mittens!! Perfectly cute block. ~smile~ Roseanne