This is one of my favorite quilts. I think the fabrics are Robyn Pandolph.
This quilt is from local designer Retta Warehime. She designed the fabric and the pattern. I took a class from her and I learned a lot about quilting. I love the block pattern and the fabric. I still need to quilt it.
This quilt is Michelle's quilt that she made over the Thanksgiving Holidays when she was in college. Somehow, it has never made to her house, but I use it and I love it. It is a warm and snuggly quilt.
This quilt and fabric is from Thimbleberries. I wanted to try hand applique, so this was my project. I worked on it off and on for about a year while watching TV. I was amazed that I even finished this project, but I like the way that it turned out.
This is one of my favorite quilts. I think the fabrics are Robyn Pandolph.
This quilt is from local designer Retta Warehime. She designed the fabric and the pattern. I took a class from her and I learned a lot about quilting. I love the block pattern and the fabric. I still need to quilt it.
This quilt is Michelle's quilt that she made over the Thanksgiving Holidays when she was in college. Somehow, it has never made to her house, but I use it and I love it. It is a warm and snuggly quilt.
This quilt and fabric is from Thimbleberries. I wanted to try hand applique, so this was my project. I worked on it off and on for about a year while watching TV. I was amazed that I even finished this project, but I like the way that it turned out.
4 comments:
I love all of them Mom. I don't think I saw the black and red one before. It turned out nice. I'm anxious to see it all quilted. And the Robdin Pandolph is also one of my favorites that you have made (purple is my favorite color).
And the next lesson that I would like from you is how to get such sharp, perfect points on your quilt tops.
Wow, those quilts equal hours and hours of work- especially the one you hand appliqued. It was huge. they all turned out lovely.
I also really love the top lavendar quilt with the Robyn Pandolph fabric.
It is impressive how much time and effort you have spend on making quilts. It's a good thing that you love doing it.
I would also like a few lessons. I need help with sharp points and I am still doing something wrong with my ironing. I still feel like my quilts don't lay perfectly flat like yours do. There is always a little curve to parts even though they were all perfectly straight when I cut them out. Do you feel me?
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