More quilts.........

This is blog posting number three....think I've been busy???

 

 

Shannon in IN

 

This super huge wonderful t-shirt quilt comes from Indiana.  Shannon is a very close, dear friend whom I miss very much.  Shannon's sister Kelly (the quilter of the family) took all of Shannon's daughter Madi's tshirts and made this outstanding quilt for her.  Kelly did a superior job in piecing!  This quilt was 86" x 118"!!!  I did a semi-custom quilting job on it.  It was my pleasure to be a part of Madi's quilt!  thanks Shannon & Kelly!!

 

 

Kristina in NH

 

I LOVE this beautiful little baby quilt!!  Kristina did a fantastic job on the quilt and I stitched an Irish clover design for the quilting.  It is an amazing little quilt!

 

 

Doris in NH

 

Here's another man quilt that was opened on Christmas morning!  Doris made this quilt for her son and it is truly manly.  We decided that all it needed was a basic meandering stitch to finish it off. Good job Doris, I hope that son knows how lucky he is to receive this wonderful gift.

 

  

 

Rosie in VT

 

Rosie really kept my machine busy the last few weeks!  Rosie is a scrappy quilt kinda gal and the quilts are beautiful!!  Here's a few....

 

Love the blues, but I am the blue gal....

 

The white on this one is super!

 

 

Kitty quilt, I *think* it was a Christmas gift for her mom....of course I had to use the animal tracks stitching design.

 

How fun is this one?  Again with the white...

 

Barb in CT

 

These were lost in the deep, deep dark places in my computer.  I finished these in October?  The first quilt Barb made for her daughter, and the batiks are outstanding!

 

 

This Mariners Compass quit scared the ba-jeebies out of me!!  It is so beautiful and I was really nervous to work with it, but it turned out fantastic!

 

 

This one is a little twister wall hanging.  The bright colors are so much fun!

 

 

Bonnie in NH

 

Here's a 1600 quilt that Bonnie put together, they are so quick and easy!  The batik line is perfect for this project.

 

 

ONE more....hang in there...

 

thanks for checking on me,

hugs,

joanne

 

love to hear what you've got to say........

 

Quilts, quilts.....

Here's the second blog posting.....

 

Sandra in NH

 

I LOVE the blues and the bubbles that we did on this quilt. This quilt was for a man and the light colors and the circular quilting design is perfect!!  LOVE IT!!!

 

 

Karen in NH

 

This BEAUTIFUL quilt was a Christmas gift for a special sister!!  Karen did a fantastic job piecing it and makes my job super, super easy!!!

 

Sue in NH

 

This first quilt I was told came from deep in the UFO pile.  Sue, another excellent piecer did a great job and made my job easy!!  She decided on an all over meander, which was the perfect choice.

 

Here's Sue's 1600 quilt using a Christmas jelly roll.  Another great job!!!

 

Marcy in IN/NH

 

Yep, the kid finishes another one!! Honestly!!!  She's finised more quilts than I have!!  If you didn't know Marcy is my daughter and in her last year at Purdue.  I am super proud of her and glad she shares my love of quilting. I love her even if she's threatening to garage sale my UFO's when I croke!!

 

Annie in NH

 

LOVE the little tractors!!  The John Deer fabric was just calling out for this design!  This is another Christmas gift, Annie will soon be an Aunt!!  Lots of luck and love to the entire familly.

 

 

Lisa in NH

 

Another man quilt!  Lisa used hunting/animal print with a log cabin print for this super warm quilt that she was making for some lucky guy!  I'm sure it was a real hit on Christmas morning!!

 

 

Two down, two to go...

more quilts to come....

 

thanks for checking on me,

hugs,

joanne

 

love to hear what you've got to say........

Quilts....

My goal was to get all of the quilt that I have not posted on my blogs done by the end of the year.  I MIGHT just make it!!  It's 10:13 and I have nothing better to do than try to meet the deadline!!  I'm breaking it down into about 4 different blog post, so  you all just get ready for a show. 

 

Now some of these (most of them) were completed during November and December when I was having issues with space and blogger.  But this is it!!  I have no more pictures of quilts lurking in the memory banks of my two computers.  I have them all organized and identified!!  If I quilt for you and you would like copies of my pics just let me know.  So now, on with the show.......

 

Betty Ann in NH

 

Made this cute little little quilt at a class that she took with one of the ladies from our guild.  Betty Ann swears that it's a super easy pattern/design to put together.  I'm not sure I'm buying it.....

 

 

 

Eilene in NH

 

This wonderful man quilt was made for one of her sons for Christmas.  Eilene used Homespuns and this quilt can just melt around you.  It was super soft and cozy!!  What a lucky guy!

 

 

Don't you just love this Christmas quilt???  Eilene's plans were to decorate with this quilt as a wallhanging.

 

Frances in NY

 

The next four little quilts were made for some very special little people in Frances' life.  These were headed out to her grandchildren as Christmas gifts.  Each one different and so special.

 

 

Pat in VA

 

I think I finished this one in November.  This was a quilt that Pat sent to me to help finish.  It's final destination was a shelter that Gene Black is connected with.  Each year Gene collects quilts and delivers them to some very special children in need of a little cheer.

 

 

Judy S in NC

 

Here's another great little quilt that was under the tree!  Judy finished this one off for one of her grandsons and I know it will be greatly loved.

 

 

Terry in OH

 

Who hasn't seen this great quilt???  Terry is on a roll this year crankin' those quilts out like crazy!  This was her wonky log cabin and it was HUGE!!  The scrappy look is fantastic and Terry did a great job on it as usual!

 

 

Joyce in NC

 

Here's a few more Christmas quilts.  Tshirt quilts are a perfect gift for the guy/gal who has everything and that includes a stack of fun tee's!   Joyce did a great job on these two quilts.

 

 

Scrappy snowballs....what is not to love???

 

 

That's the end of the first post..

more to come....

 

thanks for checking on me,

hugs,

joanne

 

love to hear what you've got to say.......