Quilting for Carolyn, Donna, Julie & Rebecca

Hello Quilty Friends!

How has your week been? I've celebrated another birthday and of course had the privilege of quilting some more amazing quilts in all colours, sizes and styles.

Lets take a look...................

 

Quilt Information:

Pattern - Log Cabin - Made from Carolyn's mother-in-laws wedding dress.

Measurements - 86"x 90"

Quilting - E2E Quilting - Whisper.

Batting - Polyester - Purchased from me.

Backing - Crazy Paua - Purchased from me.

Threads - Glide - Linen.

Quilt Information:

Pattern - Jelly Roll Race Quilt.

Measurements - 63"x 76"

Quilting - E2E Quilting - Larkspur.

Batting - Wool/polyester - Purchased from me.

Backing - Pink Squiggles - Purchased from me.

Threads - Glide - Peacock.

Quilt Information:

Pattern - Chillhowie by Bonnie Hunter.

Measurements - 76"x 76"

Quilting - E2E Quilting - Full Feathers.

Batting - Cotton - Purchased from me.

Backing - Supplied by customer.

Threads - Glide - Peacock.

 

Quilt Information:

Pattern - Miss Becky's Vintage Drapery by Kate Morris

Measurements - 70"x 73"

Quilting - Custom Quilting.

Batting - Supplied by customer.

Backing - Supplied by customer.

Threads - Glide - Linen.

So there you go! Lots to see, I hope at least one quilt tickled your taste buds?

I recently finished a couple more knitting projects for my

 two youngest grandchild who live in South Australia. 

My daughter loves to dress them in hand knitted clothes over winter as it does get quite cold there.

The vest is called Fernside and the jumper is called Mackenzie both patterns by Rebecca Newman.

Leeanne

lengthy post, quilts & road trips

First up is a table square made by Stephanie for her mother for Christmas. I did a cable on the border with a scroll in the middle where the cable meets. Then an all over flower/ leaf/ tendril ensemble using Gunold variegated thread, over cotton batting. Happy Christmas to Stephanies Mum!

While on holiday in Alaska, Elizabeth bought the kit for this quilt from www.rushintailor.com to make for her 12 year old grandson.

I quilted a simple all over pattern in the middle using a Gunold variegated thread, then a repeat of straight lines on the black, then a wandering loop on the border, over cotton batting.
A photo of the back....................................

Next up is a wack n' stack by Elizabeth (different to the above). A decided all over 'Jumbo Stipple' seemed to work well, followed by some straight lines & an all over flower/ leaf/ tendril ensemble for the border this time. When I quilt for Elizabeth she likes me to use Bamboo batting.

Next a sample I stitched up for the shop. Designed by Gail pan, called 'Sampler in Blue', with that in mind I couldn't use red, could I??

I chose a Kim Deihl fabric for the border, then a Cottage Garden thread called 'Lyrebird Walk' for the stitchery. I filled the little pincushion with crushed walnut shell.

Lynette's Chateau Hexagon BOM is coming along slowly, I did finish month four.

Also I managed to finish a fabulous book, this book gets TOP marks from me! I loved it, hard to put down, but I didn't want it to end!

Amongst all of that I popped down to my nieces wedding, a lovely day.

On the way home I stopped in for a leg stretch at Puhoi & was delighted to find the little shop "The Trove"  open! Amanda the owner is lovely, the lovely building is filled with pretty things, both new & up cycled.

Next to the general store, Puhoi is my choice for a stop of point. Look you can even tether your horse up outside while you shop!

Thanks for hanging there with the long post.