Frozen quilts

Two frozen quilts made by Deb for two grand-daughters.

 

Quilted with the Winter White pantograph by Dave Hudson, we used a soft blue thread for Nia’s quilt.

 

And a mauve thread for Kaleah’s quilt.

 

Cozy Christmas gifts to decorate their bedrooms.

Some people are worth melting for. ~ Olaf the Snowman

ABC baby quilt

Made by Margaret who loves to work with batiks, such a nice job on this baby quilt. I have to add Margaret is a flawless quilter, so I am always happy and a little unnerved to work on her quilts.

 

ABC baby quilt

Margaret chose the lovely Chantilly Lace pantograph by Norma Sharp and a mauve Glide thread called Tabriz Orchid.

Chantilly Lace pantograph

She found a great flannel alphabet fabric for the back or this cute quilt.

Margaret is always bringing me baby and wedding quilts, intended as gifts to family and friends.

Life is an adventure in giving.

Grace’s quilt

Carol Anne made this sweet quilt for her new grand-daughter Grace.

 

Grace's quilt

Such cute bunny fabric, the line is called Littlest Furry Tales by Art Gallery.

 

Littlest Furry Tales fabric

For Grace’s bunny quilt Carol Anne chose the Sweetheart pantograph from Willow Leaf Studio and a very light aqua thread called cloud.

 

Sweetheart pantograph

Granddaughters make life a joy.

A quilt for a grandson

Oakie’s vehicle quilt made by grandma Liz, such a fun and energetic quilt for a little boy.

Oakie's quilt

For Oakie’s quilt I used a pantograph called Go Go Go by Anne Bright.  It has airplanes, helicopters, trucks and a train engine, can you see them?

Go Go Go pantograph

The back of Oakie’s quilt has hockey theme fabric in complimentary colours. 

A great quilt I think many little boys would love to own.

Don’t ask him to live in your world…

Visit his world instead.

Three quilts by Janet

English Bunny is what Janet is calling this first darling baby quilt, I just love the fabric.

 

English Bunny baby quilt

The Chantilly Lace pantograph by Norma Sharp goes so well with this quilt and the theme, we also used a Glide thread in the softest aqua colour called cloud.

Chantilly Lace pantograph

A lovely complementary border fabric on the back of this sweet quilt.

Baby Owl quilt is the name of this second baby quilt, and of course it has cute little owls on it.

 

Owl Baby quilt

Quilted with the Little Hands pantograph by Anne Bright and a light turquoise Glide thread.

Mint Julep is Janet’s third quilt, a lovely minty/aqua and white log cabin quilt.  Can you see the log cabin blocks?

 

Mint Julep quilt

This delicate beauty was quilted with a pantograph called 'I love it' again by Anne Bright and a glide thread called appropriately Mint Julep.

Three more lovely quilts by Janet.

Never underestimate the power of a woman with a sewing machine.

A Kaffe Fassett Tumbler quilt

Heather made this tumbler quilt out of Rowan fabric, mostly Kaffe Fassett’s.  She had her grandaughters help her with placement of the tumblers.

 

Kaffe Fassett Tumbler quilt

Daisies Galore pantograph by Irene Steele and a marine blue coloured thread look great on this quilt.

 

Daisies Galore pantograph

I like how the daisy quilting is positioned on this flower.

 

Heather picked a great backing fabric for this quilt, and the daisies show pleasantly with the blue thread.

 

Every flower is a soul blossoming in nature. ~ Gerard De Nerval

Day of the Dead quilt

This quilt was made by Lorna for her daughter, who loved the fabric.

 

Day of the Dead quilt

Lorna’s daughter felt there wasn’t quite enough of the Day of the Dead fabric in it, so I found a Sugar Scull pantograph called Fiesta by Sandrah Burrier to help fill in the complementary fabrics and background with Sugar Skulls.

Fiesta pantograph

Día de los Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead, is a holiday when people remember those who have died. Largely celebrated in Mexico, it dates back to pre-Hispanic civilizations from 2,500 to 3,000 years ago.

Day of the Dead fabric

My husband fell in love with this quilt and I have been looking for Fiesta, Sugar Skull or Day of the Dead fabric ever since (no luck yet).

The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living. ~ Marcus Tullius Cicero