First try didn't work....tech challenged...perhaps it will work this time?

They are all gorgeous but I have to say the pink is my favorite. Pink makes everything better.

Love them all :mrgreen: Can't pick a favorite :thumbup:

Lovely quilts, especially the new homeowner one!

They are all wonderful. I can't pick a fav either....like all of them.

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They all look great! I bet everyone who received them felt so special!

you did GREAT on them!

Those are all very nice

The brown is my FAV but only cuz brown is my favorite color hehe. The others are beautiful as well though. :) My DH would absolutely LOVE the brown one as well...he would say it is "manly" lol. Very nice work!

those are all fantastic :D

Love them all!

I love the kids quilt! what size is the quilt and the blocks?

It was the one from Quilts for Kids....the large blocks are cut 6.5" and the patchworks are each 3.5". I think it is also known as a Linus (?) project quilt size.

Those are wonderful quilts!

I am also a Realtor, so everyone who buys a home from me receives a lap quilt as their house-warming present.

Nice. Wow you did great. I would have to say the brown is my favorite
but the kids one would have to be 2nd. Love all of them actually.
Very nice.

Those are great. Love them all, but my favorite has to be the brown sampler.

Great job. :D :D :D

Nice job! I love them all! Make more!

Beautiful Quilts!! :thumbup:
What an awesome job you have
done making them, too!! Thank
you for sharing with all of us.
:D :D :D :D :D

Deb, love all 3 quilts. Nice job.

I love your brown sampler--looks so rich, like good coffee. And the pink one is --well, it's pink! What more is there to say? Great work on all of them!

Those are all wonderful quilts. I love them all, but my favorite is the kitty one. Great fabric.

I really love the brown one. I've had a brown quilt brewing in my mind to use up some stash fabrics. But they're all fantastic! I've said it before--you can always win me over with pink!

Very pretty! Love the brown one the most. This would be great for a guy. What pattern is it?

All three are absolutely wonderful!!! :D :D

Love them all, especially the pussycats.

Hi Deb ~ I just LOVE that sampler quilt and am in awe that you put all that work into giving it away to new homeowners ...... Next time I buy a house, I want you for my realtor!

Seriously, though, can you tell me what pattern did you use? I am hoping to start a sampler quilt this winter and yours would be perfect.

BTW, I am from Fayetteville, NY, so we are kind of neighbors

Near Syracuse??? The brown sampler is made with 10 different 12" blocks. Starting top L to R: Log Cabin, Nine O'Clock without the nine patch, Antique Tile, 4 Patch with Log Cabin sides, next one was just made from scraps - I am sure there is a name, but I didn't use a pattern, Next is Belle Fleur from Janet in About.com, Pineapples - the tute from our own Patrice, Arkansas CrossRoads, Queen Charlotte's Crown and Lousianna. Most of them are found on Quilter's Cache. If the blocks weren't 12 inches, I just found a similar design in 12 inch and adapted the cuts. Glad you like it! Didn't let on that this entire quilt was from scraps. :roll:

Those are great . Love the brown one.

They are ALL wonderful!! :D

Yes, near Syracuse ...... Takes me only 20 mins to drive into work (I am a nurse at St Joe's Hosp) Anyways, thanks for the "how to" regarding that beautiful quilt of yours. I have never attempted to make a quilt without an actual pattern, per se. I'm not much of a "wing it" type of gal. and when you refer to adapting cuts to make the block 12"??? Yipes! I guess I need to plug along with my simple quilts for a bit longer until I get enough quilting experience and confidance to tackle a sampler.

When I say adapt, - I simply mean that if the block that I like is an 8 inch or a 10 inch, I look at a 12 inch block that may have the same hst, or four-patch blocks. For example, in our Fall Swap that ColettaKay organized, the block I chose was Autumn Tints 2 - which is an 8 inch block. It is a four patch with a larger solid square. I just looked at the 12 inch blocks that had the four patches in it (I think the size of the small blocks went from 2.5 to 3.5 and the large block went from 4.5 to 6.5 for cutting) I am NOT a math whiz, and will look for the easiest way to do things. Eddie posted a great way to do triangles....in the Fig and Plum Diamonds post....I can't wait to try THAT!

Such lovely quilts. I like the brown one especially. Nice blending of colours!

Oh, they are all beautiful..you did a great job!

Very nice. All of them. :D

They're all great - I really love the sampler one!

love em!!

What beautiful quilts. All of them are wonderful!!!!Did you quilt them also?

Yes, I did free motion on the pink and the sampler, and corner to corners on the Quilt for kids.