Two latest quilts
 

The red and white quilt was made for my youngest granddaughter Olivia's Christening. It was my second attempt at flying geese and yet again the geese ended up with no heads. One day I will find a method I that works for me :o. It's Similar but different to the pink and white one I made for her little cousin.
The nautical quilt was made for a little boy in Perth Australia. The flags are pockets and they spell his name - Ben. My little grandson Jacob (4mths) who is home on holiday with his mummy [ATTACH=CONFIG]479027[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479028[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479029[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479030[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479031[/ATTACH] was quite intrigued with Granny's sewing machine and 'helped' do bits of it. The quilt is for one of his little friends. [ATTACH=CONFIG]479022[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479023[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479024[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479025[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479026[/ATTACH]

I love your quilts. I love the combination of embroidery and quilting. I also love the chevron fabric for the background in your nautical quilt. Very clever!

Interesting concept - geese with no heads. Think we all have been there.

such lucky children--they will certainly be delighted!

Cute quilts! Love your embroidery and the white fabric with gold in it. You just need to rename your flying geese triangles...pine trees. There, problem solved.:)

OH lovely quilts!! i like how your flying geese make a different look with their colors when placed in rows going opposite directions. very nice.

love them all. the unicorn one is my favorite, i'm partial to them

Very pretty. One time I was pp'ing and had beautiful geese. When I folded the corners back to trim, something happened and when I unfolded, I had accidentally cut their wings off. So I had a goose with a great head, but no wings at all. We have all done something that is memorable for sure!

beautiful quilts. love the embroidery.

you did a great job on both of them