Pam

Lovely! Another batik lover, can I come over and play? I'll bring some, too.

tincan

lAST EFFORTS
GREAT JOB ON ALL OF THEM. THE MI NNESOTA hOT DISH REL=ALLY IS INTERETING SINCE I WAS BORN IN MN AND LEFT IN 1951 FOR SUNNY CALIF. gREAT JOB.

Marlys

Beatutiful! I am partial to the Storm At Sea. I have the book and will get to it someday.

seamstome

Yes batiks and I are friends, almost lovers :). I really dont like to work in anythingelse.

Sheree from Chicago

Beautiful quilts! Love the Storm at Sea!

Jo Doherty

Would love to know where you got the pattern for Devil Child. It would make a wonderful Southwestern Quilt. I love all three but that one really hits the spot with me.

GrammaNan

They are all beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

seamstome

The name of the pattern is "Minnesota Hot Dish" not Devil Child--I just named it that because I had difficulties getting the color rotations correct in my brain. You can do it with the solid background or a scrappy background. I can look up the designer when I get home.

I did the first quilt in Browns and Teals for my father...this one green and purple is for my Mom. The Browns and teals did have a Southwestern look.

Jo Doherty

Thanks so much for the info. Hopefully I can find it at some website. Let me know who the maker is if you have time. Thanks.

Lyn4ty

They are all so beautiful!