Welcome and thank you for stopping by! Today I am sharing Elaine's Hydrangea quilt, Marcelle's Bunny quilt & Sue's lovely Christmas quilt.................
Quilt information:
Pattern by Gail Pan " A Merry Christmas Garden".
- put together as a Block of the Month by The Country Yard.
Measurements 61" x 71"
Batting - cotton - purchased from me.
Backing - red - purchased from me.
Threads - Glide & Superior's Fantastico.
Quilting - light custom quilting - Sue's request.
There was a certain touch of 'Deja vu' when working with this quilt. When I worked for Kerryn at The Country Yard this quilt was my 'baby' if you like. I got to choose fabric, take it home and cut it up, bag it month by month times the amount we were selling as a Block of the Month through the shop. Then I made the shop sample and quilted it. When the shop finished with it, back home it came to me. Last year I donated it the Whangarei Girls Club - Hospice House Tour for them to raffle.
If you want to see my blog post about my quilt see this post.
Next to share Elaine's quilt........................
Quilt information:
Pattern - unknown to me.
Measurements - 71" x 83"
Batting - wool/polyester - purchased from me.
Backing - supplied by Elaine.
Thread - Glide
Quilting - Edge to Edge - "Espalier".
Last but not least, Marcelle's quilt.............
Quilt information:
Pattern by - Art Gallery Fabrics "Cross the Seas".
Measurements - 96" x 96"
Batting - Cotton/polyester - purchased from me.
Backing - Grey swirl - purchased from me.
Threads - Glide.
Quilting - Edge to Edge - "Modern Squares".
Thank you Sue, Elaine & Marcelle it was a pleasure!
Back soon to share another four quilts, just as soon as they are back in their makers arms.
Lovely quilts! Your quilting makes them come alive. I really like the geometric quilting on the last one; it is so interesting!
ReplyDeleteGail is definitely organized for Christmas this year! The hydrangea fabric looks so good with the fussy cutting shapes, I have this fabric tucked away but haven't been able to cut into it!! Marcelle's quilt is a pretty big one, can't imagine how difficult it woulds be putting one this size through a domestic thank goodness for long arm quilters!! Nice light custom quilting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts and quilting, all different but all appealing.
ReplyDeleteThree very different quilts Leeanne but all equally as beautiful. Love how you have quilted them & bought them to life. You are busy as ever!
ReplyDeleteAll three....beautiful! The Hydrangea quilt is a stunner x
ReplyDeleteSuch variety in one post! Nice to see Sue's finished BOM quilt and I'm sure I have some hydrangea fabric very similar - purchased years ago with Mum in mind! A nice variety of quilting - I'm sure all the ladies were very happy :-)
ReplyDeleteLove Marcelle's 'cross the seas' quilt, so fresh & pretty. And your quilting looks great on it.
ReplyDeleteGail Pan designs are so fun--nicely quilted.
ReplyDeleteEspalier fit those elegant flowers beautifully.
I really like what the Modern Squares design does to the last quilt.
As always, your quilts can give life to every quilt ...
ReplyDeleteIt's like they talk and each of them tells a story, you're really fabulous !!!
One more beautiful than the other ...
A strong hug and a kiss from the other side of the world
Love et bisous Ve