Very pretty. I love them all. I have not had time to try wholecloth yet, but it is in my list of things to do.

Being an antique collector, I am also intrigued by the trunk. Is it a family heirloom?

That trunk is not a family heirloom but one I purchased at a local antique store. My husband and I refinished it ourselves. After my Dad died I had one of the trunks he had on his back porch restored and refinished by a local man. The trunks came over with my grandfather when he immigrated here from England in the very early 1900,s. I let two of my brothers take those quilts after my Mom died as I got her quilting stuff. Since the man who did the other trunks was from my church I picked his brain to find out how to do the one I restored. We used one of my husband's old belts to replace the rotted leather handles and my daughter found me the hinges somewhere in PA near where she went to college. I use a piece of plexglass on top of the quilt to protect it. It allows the quilt to be seen without getting soiled.

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing

Everything is beautiful!! Thanks for sharing. :D

A friend of mine loves to quilt on solid white on white pieces. Yours is amazing.

Your quilting is beautiful. I love the white on white!

I love them all. But I really love the whole cloth quilt. I wanna do one someday but all I've ever seen in a kit were the huge quilts....

All very nice. Your quilting is awesome.

Beautiful work.

very pretty..... thanks so much for sharing

Sewjoyce,

I usually buy my wholecloth kits at big quilt shows. I think you can also get them through catalogues and probably on line. I have a queen size white on white that I finished years ago. I also have a kit to make another one that I haven't started yet. The companies that sell stencils often have small ones say 24" by24". I pick up several of them when I go to a big show. They make great small wallhangings or pillows. They are nice and portable so I usually take one with me on trips or cruises for something to do. I like doing them because they are already marked. Basting and marking are the chores I like the least. I have a king size blue star top I purchased from a vendor at a guild show 4 years ago. When she has time I am going to get a friend who is a long armer to baste it for me.
I love the cheaters panels. They make great gifts for various occasions and again are portable and doable in a realitivly short amount of time. I made 4 of them for gifts for my best buddies in our little Bee this past Christmas.