A stack of quilts from Judy

Judy was busy finishing quilts during the cold months last winter and brought me this stack to be quilted.

Judy's stack of quilts

So let’s see how they turned out, first we have a quilt which Judy called Bits and Pieces.

Bits & Pieces quilt

This quilt was quilted with the Dancing Violets pantograph by Patricia Ritter and appropriately we used a thread called Violet.

Dancing Violets pantograph

The next quilt is Gingham squares or Picnic (my photo is a bit blurry, but I think you get the picture.)

Picnic quilt

For Picnic we used a pantograph called Angel Wings by Jodi Beamish which I think also looks like Butterflies, fitting for a picnic quilt.  Quilted with a light purple thread called Tabriz Orchid.

Angle Wings pantograph

Judy’s third quilt is a pattern called Can you spare a dime, which is made from 10 inch squares known as “dimes” or “layer cakes.”

Can you spare a dime quilt

For this pretty quilt we used the Chantilly Lace pantograph by Norma Sharp

Chantilly Lace pantograph

Judy used a beautiful piece of variegated fabric for the back of the quilt which really shows off the quilting.

Variegated fabric quilt back

This last quilt Judy called Simple Floral.  I think Judy liked the fabric so much and couldn’t see cutting it all up, so she put a nice accent  and border on it and voila a Simply beautiful Simple Floral quilt.

Simple Floral quilt

Quilted with the Entangle pantograph by Hermione Agee, and a peachy/brown coloured thread called chestnut.

Entangle pantograph

I think Judy is working on quilting through her stash and she sure made a good start with these quilts.

Be your own kind of beautiful.