Aidan’s Quilt

A delightful Teal and Chocolate Batik Bevel Blocks quilt made by Grammy Evelle, as a birthday gift.

Bevel Block quilt

We used the Hot Cocoa pantograph by Jessica Schick and a Marine coloured thread to finish this stylish quilt.

Hot Cocoa pantograph

I don’t know where Evelle found this great teal and chocolate fabric for the back, it’s fun and just right.

A label adds the finishing touch and a nice memory to this gift from Grammy.

This quilt is a rich compliment to my blue fence.

 

There’s nothing like a grandchild to put a smile on your face, a lump in your throat and a warm feeling in your heart.

Ian’s City Green quilt

Sue made this handsome quilt for her son Ian as a returning to dorm and University gift.  I believe this is from the book City Quilts by Cherri House.

City green quilt

I love the look and colours of this quilt, not an easy quilt as I believe if would be hard to match up all those little squares on each side of the sashing.

For the quilting Sue decided on the Calm Water pantograph by Anne Bright and a very dark grey thread called titanium.

Calm Water pantograph

There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind. ~ C. S. Lewis

Reversible Love Blossoms quilt by Donna

This quilt is clever in so many ways, a great use of panels and make it reversible, I also like the complimentary use of other colours and fabrics.

Donna chose the Entangle pantograph by Hermione Agee and a blueberry coloured Glide thread.

Entangle pantograph

And here it is making an impression with my lions head.

Quilt in the garden

I love it when my fingers are entangled in yours, my head is on your chest and I am listening to your heartbeat.  It makes me feel like nothing could ever go wrong.

Two quilts by Janet

A little turquoise and lime-green pinwheel quilt is the first of two.

Pin-Wheel quilt

Quilted with the Easy Orange Peel pantograph by Patricia E. Ritter and a linen coloured thread.

Easy Orange Peel pantograph

I just love this little decorator quilt that Janet made – getting ready for Halloween.

“The Witch is in” is a door banner quilt pattern by Joined at the Hip, it is on my ‘to do’ list.

The Witch is in quilt

We decided to quilt this using a grey thread and spider webs.

Two cute little quilts by prolific Janet, and within a couple of weeks there will be more.

WITCH – Woman in Total Control Here!

Alex’s quilt by Victoria

This lovely blue and chocolate quilt was made for a little boy who wanted a quilt.  I believe Alex is the son of Victoria’s niece and lives overseas.

Alex's quilt

The Baptist Fan pantograph by Hermione Agee and a blue thread are just the right finish for this quilt.

Baptist Fan pantograph

Victoria graciously makes quilts for relatives every year to bring on her visits to Europe.

Only by giving are you able to receive more than you already have. ~ Jim Rohn

Three quilts by Judy

Bits and Pieces Floral is the name of the first of three.

Bits and Pieces Floral quilt

 Judy decided that this floral quilt should be quilted with the Bellflower pantograph by Patricia E. Ritter, we used a green coloured variegated thread called Forest, which I think nicely blends the floral into the mustard coloured border.

Bellflower pantograph

You can get a nice look at the pantograph pattern on the back of this quilt.

Bellflower pantograph

And here it is looking pretty with some of my garden flowers.

Bits and Pieces Autumn is the name appropriately chosen for this second quilt.

Bits and Pieces Autumn quilt

 For the Autumn quilt, Judy chose the Falling Leaves pantograph by Dave Hudson, with a rust coloured thread.

Falling Leaves pantograph

A look at the pantograph on the back of the quilt.

Falling Leaves pantograph

Doesn’t this quilt look pleasant beside the Lion’s Head?

Java a great name for this eye-catching quilt.

Java quilt

 Java is quilted with a pantograph called Hot Cocoa by Apricot Moon Designs, I imagine swirls of steam coming off a hot cup of Joe.  We used a medium brown thread, which looks magnificent in the borders and on the back of this quilt.

Hot Cocoa pantograph

Java quilt

Judy’s been busy.

Productivity is never an accident. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort. ~ Paul J. Meyer

A quilt for a baby girl

Janet made this little cutie for a future baby girl, another baby quilt to add to her stash of baby quilts for her immediate family to give as gifts to their friends as babies come into their world.

Quilted with the delightful Popcorn pantograph by Jodi Beamish and a cream coloured thread.

Popcorn pantograph

Janet used extra bits of the quilt fabric to add some zing to the back of the quilt.

Quilt back-art

Just found another picture of this quilt.

A new baby is like the beginnings of all things, wonder, hope a dream of possibilities. ~ Eda LeShan