Some finishes and only-needs-the binding sewed pieces....
 

I'm pleased with all of these. First three are crib quilts, then two wall hangings. I'm taking on-line free motion quilting classes and love the quilting on #1 and 2; the photos wouldn't load. The last photo is what's on the design wall today. That gets sewed together next.. then onto a few wall hangings made from charm packs.
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Dang, you've been busy (and very successful)

Yes, you have been busy. I like all the quilts because I am partial to bright colors since they make the quilt so cheerful! Did you get your problem resolved with your EQ drawing of your 2nd quilt??

WOW what a great group of awesome quilts!!!!

Nice work and great quilts! Your fabric choices are wonderful, nice and colorful.

great quilts

I'm on summer break! Between eye and dentist appts, and seeing my amazing grand girls several times a week...I'm squeezing in some quilting. :-)

Not yet. Another board member has the pattern to try it and see what she can figure out. I'll make another later on and try it again. There is no reason it shouldn't be fine--measurement wise, so it's something I'm doing...just don't know what. Every other piece I've made comes together nicely. At least that's a pattern that hides problems well. And it has my favorite free motion quilting yet. :-)

Very nice quilts. They are going to be loved by someone.

Gorgeous quilts.

you did a nice job on them all!!!

You have selected fine patterns and fabrics. Good work!

All are very nice, great colors!

Beautiful quilts, you have been busy.

great quilts.

They are all so pretty, but I love the third one.

What gorgeous colours in all those scrumptious quilts.

Wow, I can't pick a favorite. I just inherited a tote of batik fat quarters and wondered what pattern to use with so many variations in the color palette. I love the bright colors with the black and white prints.

I would appreciate any pattern names or links to the patterns that you have used. Thank you for sharing and inspiring me to dig into my gift of batik fabrics. Happy Quilting!

Hi copycat! I love it when I inspire someone because it's just a tiny payback from all I have been inspired by others. The one with batiks and white is a design I created--and had trouble with lining up. The HST were just out of my head. They can be any size you wish. I played a lot to get blocks that worked--not too busy--ones where a pattern could be seen. It's easy to make things too crazy with black and white fabric. My plan is to always made too many blocks so I can play. ;-) The pattern on the design wall and matching quilt are from a magazine from long ago, but I made the pieces smaller--something I tend to do. lol The blocks before going into the quilt measure 5 by 7. The strips of color are 1.25" You can play around with sizes for what you'd like for the skinny and chubby centers to get them to match in size. On a quilt I made years ago with these blocks I did alternating rows of blacks and white. Every other was just too busy. But this time I sprinkled in black blocks and I love the effect. I tried to attach a photo of that one--but keep getting that error message.

I'd be happy to answer more questions... this was kind of vague, but all the color ideas came from my head.

Very nice! Such bright, happy colors!! What a great way to practice new FM quilting ideas.

Thank you for your answer. I think the 5 x 7 blocks with strips of color being 1.25" will be the easiest pattern for me to play around with. Thanks for your help.

Okay--the center pieces are 3.5 by 7 for the skinny ones and 5 by 5.5 for the chubbies. Knowing which side works to add color to the skinnies is easy; the center strip for the chubbies needs to be cut at 5.5--then add the strips and cut apart at 5". Does that make sense? I had to remeasure everything before I made more and cut the chubby strip at 5" so had to add the color one by one. No biggie, but easier in strips.

Very nice, you have been one very busy quilting lady. Nice work and thanks for sharing.

Very nice and colorful quilts. Boy---you have been really busy sewing.

You have been very busy indeed. Love all your quilts and the colors, but especially like the strings quilt with the black/white fabric. Thanks for sharing with us.

Great bunch of quilts. Love all the colors. BrendaK

Very nice I like the colors is all of them, they are cheerful quilts!

Nice colorful quilts.

Just to clarify, I had some of these tops done for awhile and recently got them quilted/bound/finished. I haven't done ALL of them since summer started. lol

All of them are beautiful! I love all the bright colors. So cheerful. Great job!

Wow! You have been keeping that machine really busy. You must be having a ball. Great bright colors, too. I think my favorites are the "shadowy" ones.

Some great quilts, love all the bright colors!

Wonderful bunch of Happy Quilts !!

I love using black and white with the color accents. I think I am going to print out your #3 and stick it on my board as an inspiration quilt. I was not much of a modern quilt person until I made a shadow quilt (with rectangles) for a daughter. I was pleasantly surprised with how much I liked the look of it. It was very linear (she is that way!) and I hadn't thought of moving them up and down like your 5th picture. OH......this board gives me too, too, too many ideas for projects.......not enough hours in a day..........

Wow! I love the bright colors and the way the black and white fabrics make them pop. Good job on the FMQ.

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All are very pretty. The third one is my favorite.

I LOVE the the black and white prints with the POPS of rainbow colors. And, your pattern with the Shadow Boxes is really fun. I am sure all of them are going to be loved from first sight!!

WOW! I'll say you've been busy....terrific job on all of them. Keep up the good work.

What beautiful quilts!