Debbie B

Here's my very first quilt. I bought a kit while on vacation when I was in my 30's. I did it all by hand from the piecing to the quilting. Didn't have a clue to what I was doing. I just outlined the pattern & whipped stitched around the little boy. It took me years, because I would get sick of it & put it away in a closet for months. I finally finished it, but decided that quilting was not for me. (It now lays at the end of a bed in our guest room.) In a very snowy winter a couple of years ago I got the quilting bug and decided to try machine quilting. Now I'm hooked on quilting.

Dolphyngyrl

That was your first quilt, that is absolutely gorgeous

Debbie B

Newaddict

This is so beautiful it takes my breath away.

Newaddict

I was referring to dallen4350, who wrote:
I'm still a newbie. I have only finished two quilts.
This is my first one. I haven't come so far... yet.
Seeing all the beautiful quilts on the board keep me inspired.
Thanks everyone!

But they are all great.

Sewfine

That was nice to make a quilt with your mothers old handkerchiefs. Like the quilt. Good work.

Sewfine

All these are beautiful quilts. Well here is my first unfinished quilt. I just need to finish sewing the binding. OOps the picture don't show the binding, but it is the same color as the back, will have to take another picture.

stephanie

This was made from samples of furnishing fabric. 7 inch blocks, and I managed to get four out of each piece. The samples cost me 10 pence each, the binding was also from the same bargain box, and the backing is plain, cheap calico. It is one of my favourite garden accessories - it graces my very old garden bench in the summer - and it comes camping with me.

MaryKatherine

This was my first one after twenty years of raising BOYS. I ended up keeping it. It had been a baby gift for my nephew's first but the red ran. I had forgot that DOES happen.
MK

mimom

here's mine