WOW!!! They are all very pretty but the first one is just beautiful. You have been very busy.

Beautiful.

You have been busy! Good job on all of them - they're lovely.

All of them are so very pretty.

What a busy girl you have been. They are all fabulous. Great job on all.

Outstandingly beautiful quilts.

Looks like someone has been busy. Thanks for sahring and keepup the great work :o)

WOW, so beautiful, I love them all. My you have been busy.

Wonderful quilts! Thanks for sharing!

Are you sure you didn't mean " Aunt Suzi" in Tennessee?

Wow, very pretty! I love the last one and son and daughter in law's quilts! You have been very busy!

I love them all, but my favorite is the first one (roses). Are the roses embroidered?

Everything is so nice! Really partial to that tablerunner!

This year? As in 2011? I want to be like you when I grow up, lol. Very very nice work.

Can you inform us of the name of the one you made for church. I would really like to try that. All of your quilts are beautiful. Is the church one done with fusible bias tape? Will wait for your answer and thank you.

Love the stained glass one. Maybe one of these days I'll get the nerve to try one.

wow!!

Aunt Donna sure is lucky!!!

Such lovely projects!!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Wow! Very pretty! A lot of work going on here~~~ :)

You have been very busy. Nice job on the quilts - such variety.

You really do good work all are very special but the rose is outstanding

Wow you have been busy.

Beautiful! You have been very busy!!

It that all??? Boy, have you been busy.

I love all of them.

Where did you find the Easter Baner pattern? Would
like to make this. Betty Lee

I used a multicolored batik (1 piece of fabric) for the background and for the cross I used a microfiber fabric. I used lamay with interfacing for the letters. Totally dueable with batiks. I too didn't want to use a gajillian different fabrics.

There are many different banners for all types of seasons at Bee Creek Quilting Company. Easy to follow and wonderful patterns. I have Hope and also Hark for Christmas

Actually, I cheated. I fabric painted them about 10 years ago and they have been one of my UFOs. I put them together and put a border around, and then machine quilted the heck out of it. I promised my DH that I would finish those UFO and I have been trying my darnest.

Bee Creek and yes, I used fusible bias tape. Pattern is very easy.

The table runner is a free pattern on Carol Doak (sp) website. Really easy.

I love Aunt Donna quilt. Where did you get the fabric for the blocks or did you make the little quilts in the blocks? I sure would love a couple of those squares. I have been collecting various framed art of quilts done with cross stitch, needlepoint, and paper to hang up in my sewing room. The scences in your blocks look a lot like some of my hangins.

They are Diane Phalen's quilt panels. She still makes panels but of a smaller nature, in both summer and winter. Very beautiful. I use to make quillows and used those panels as the pockets, so I had a lot of them left. My DH hates flowers so even though I wanted that on my bed, as well as the roses, when we got married I promised him no flowers on the bed. LOL

Do you live in Selmer TN, because if you did you could be my Aunt Suzi. LOL

I live in Crossville, Tn., but we can pretend that your aunt Suzi moved, right?

LOL, you are so funny. I have a funny feeling that if you tried to take that off of aunt Donna's bed, she would take you down. LOL You know about those Steel Magnolias down south.

Well, I'm down south too!!! I guess I'll spare the bloodshed and hope she enjoys her quilt!

Thank you so much for the info about Diana Phelan Fabric. Thanks for posting your picture of the quilt and your reply. I visited her website and was really WOWED! I had no idea this work existed! You have made my day, my week, my month!

I am so glad, I bought the winter small print through Dakota Cabins and it was a nice print. Enjoy.