Lovely quilts especially the wolves. I have this panel and did'nt know where to start with it. You have given me ispiration for it now.

great, tfs

Oooo they are all so pretty!

my favorite is the wolves. I love lodge look quilts. : )

Love your quilts! I had been thinking of doing something like what you'd done but couldn't get it together in my mind. I like the way yours turned out!

Thanks for sharing, they are gorgeous and such variety.

Sure looks like you are not afraid to tackle any pattern. Great looking quilts.

All your quilts are wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful, great job.

They are all lovely......but the wolf one is my favorite. What a lot of work ....and very nice work :)

very nice - you even quilted the floor how creative!

Not yet I haven't, I've done pinwheels for bom, but never done a whole quilt with them yet

If you notice in the actual panel its self, there is a flying geese pattern already printed, I just picked that. Look at the panels that you have and see if they have something that can be repeated, hopefully thats a help.

Wow Great job on all the quilts!!!!!

Linda

They are all different and all pretty

Great job on everything!

Can't tell you which one I like better. The wolf one is nice and my son would love one like that. Love your floor!

They are all beautiful! You sure have been busy!

Every one of them are beautiful but I really love your floor.

Very Nice Quilts!!!

Nice job on the quilts and on the floor!

Beautiful work on them all and love your floor :-D :thumbup:

Wow they are all great. You have to tell us more about the floor. The pattern etc.

Wow they are all great. You have to tell us more about the floor. The pattern etc.

Beautiful quilts!! :D:D:D

love them all and the floor.

Love them all. And you floor is pretty cool too!!!

I love your aesthetic! Esp loved the "Gees Bend style" Goodwill one ( I love oranges and yellows) and also the stepdaughter's- It is a wild scrappy yet patterned and deliberate combination. Also loved the machine decorative stitching on it- I do that on some of mine, and really enjoy it. Thanks for sharing and happy quilting. PS I used to live in Raton, and have visited San Jon on an occasion or two. New Mexico is quite the place to live!

beautiful quilts, love the wolves....

The first one looks like a Gees bend quilt

the floor is perfect for a quilter!. love the quilts too

Your quilts are beautiful, but I LOVE your floor. Can I ask how it was done?

lovely but the goodwill quilt is startlingly beautiful.

YIou've been busy. You did great!
I love wolves so you know my favorite.

Good Job !! Great the variety :)

YIou've been busy. You did great!
I love wolves so you know my favorite.

It is good to see a pillow with your quilt. When I make a quilt, I try to make a pillow sham to go with it from the leftovers. Its worth it to me.

There's been a couple of question re: the floor.
It was fairly easy.

The original plan was to be with random tiles, but I got this bright idea to quilt my floor. I pulled out my books to look for a simple block pattern that would not require a lot of cuts, and came up with the pinwheel, the design was all based on how many tiles we had available. (Sound familiar - how much fabric do I have - lol). We didn't have enough of 1 style of tile and there was not much money available to go buy a whole bunch more.(not on sale - $12.00 a box reg. price).The floor was a yucky brown shag carpet, I say from the 70's but I'm not sure on date. I was having problems with keeping it clean, what with tiny kittens and Chihuahua puppies, so we decided to pull it all up. Underneath it was concrete, not very smooth but works for a flat surface as you can see.



1)We had to figure out the square footage of the floor(quilt)and working with 12" tiles(blocks) and then the placement of the tiles- centered or off set, we decided centered. 2)Then we cut the tiles so that we would have enough to work with. Just like a quilt.



DH & friend thought I was nuts to want to quilt the floor, they couldn't quite see the picture. But I cut the tile with a straight edge razor, using my quilting ruler :-), and showed them what I wanted to do. With this type of tile, it is peel and stick, we had to put down additional adhesive, very thin coat other wise it oooozes out between the seams. The reason for this is so that it would stay down, out here there is a lots of dust and to get the floor clean we would have had to mop it and then wait for it to dry, then maybe seal it, cost too much money!!! to do all that. So we started in the center of the room, marked center with a pencil, applied adhesive, wait to get tacky, peel paper off the back of tile and stuck it DOWN!!


New post - with additional pictures http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-91886-1.htm#2303002

Thanks for the update on your floor. Turned out great.

They are wonderful!