Donna
usually brings me multiple quilts at a time, and here are three to share with
you. Donna likes to take part in Bonnie Hunter’s Mystery quilt-alongs,
and this first quilt is Celtic Solstice from Bonnie’s 2013 quilt along.
Celtic Solstice quilt |
Donna
wanted to use the same pantograph as in Bonnie’s quilt, here is a close-up of
Celtic Curlz by Patricia E. Ritter & Marybeth O'Halloran. We used a
mocha coloured thread to coordinate with the background fabric.
Celtic Curlz pantograph |
Donna
almost always pieces her quilt backs.
Back Art |
Here
is a close-up of the back which shows off the quilting.
Celtic Curlz pantograph |
The
front of this quilt is fantastic, however the back with the quilting has a
lovely modern look to it, I like both front and back.
Mystery Quilt
The
second quilt that Donna brought me was Bonnie Hunter’s 2012 Mystery quilt which
Donna did in Turquoises and Limes.
2012 Mystery quilt |
For
this quilt Donna chose the Blowin’ Wind pantograph by Jodi Beamish and we used
a pale aqua thread called cloud.
Blowin' Wind pantograph |
Once
again Donna pieced the back, using beautiful pieces of colour along with some
pieced triangle blocks.
Quilt back art |
And
again, I love the look of the back as well as the front.
Quilt back art |
The
last quilt which Donna brought me in this set of three is a Red/Green/Beige Christmas
looking quilt.
Christmas quilt |
Completed
with the Double Plume pantograph by Keryn Emmerson and a chestnut colour
thread.
Double Plume pantograph |
Three
beautiful quilts. As with many of us who like to quilt, we have more
quilts than we, our families and our friends can use. Donna likes to
donate her quilts to charity, and I believe at least a couple of these have
been donated.
You have two hands.
One to help
yourself, the second to help others.
Very pretty quilts. I agree - the backs are beautiful too.
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