Whipped out a :WIP" and three UFO's!!
05-29-2011, 08:28 AM
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Cute quilts. I just noticed you're from Vista. I lived in Vista for 10 years and graduated from Vista High in 1972. My DH graduated from VHS in 1970. Great climate there. Man, has it grown and changed! We were there a few months ago.
05-29-2011, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by TerryQuilter
I finished the baby quilt for my newest granddaughter (due 6/30), it's a nice bright quilt and her Mother said the back had to be bright also...so, it's pretty bright! Really like the quilting on this one. I did connecting hearts in the green squares and they kinda look like lilypads! This is a D9P pattern.
The second one is a UFO I've had around a while...quite a few years! It's my first black/white/red quilt. It may go to my DDIL's mother (she has two to choose from), I hope she likes one of two.
The third one is another UFO using a "Very Hungry Caterpillar" panel. I added the borders and the quilting. I wish you could see the quilting in the side borders, they are caterpillars and are too cute.
The last one is also a UFO using batiks. I've had this one around a while (years) also, so don't remember the pattern (I'm sure I got it out of a quilt magazine). This is the other possible choice for my DDIL's mother. I wish you could see this quilting too, my first attempt at feathers (not a threat to Charisma!!). I did make a stencil and mark the quilt.
All the labels were made by sewnsewer2, and she did a fantastic job. THANKS DAWN!
All were quilted on my Janome 6600.
The second one is a UFO I've had around a while...quite a few years! It's my first black/white/red quilt. It may go to my DDIL's mother (she has two to choose from), I hope she likes one of two.
The third one is another UFO using a "Very Hungry Caterpillar" panel. I added the borders and the quilting. I wish you could see the quilting in the side borders, they are caterpillars and are too cute.
The last one is also a UFO using batiks. I've had this one around a while (years) also, so don't remember the pattern (I'm sure I got it out of a quilt magazine). This is the other possible choice for my DDIL's mother. I wish you could see this quilting too, my first attempt at feathers (not a threat to Charisma!!). I did make a stencil and mark the quilt.
All the labels were made by sewnsewer2, and she did a fantastic job. THANKS DAWN!
All were quilted on my Janome 6600.
05-29-2011, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by catrancher
Cute quilts. I just noticed you're from Vista. I lived in Vista for 10 years and graduated from Vista High in 1972. My DH graduated from VHS in 1970. Great climate there. Man, has it grown and changed! We were there a few months ago.
05-29-2011, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by TerryQuilter
Originally Posted by catrancher
Cute quilts. I just noticed you're from Vista. I lived in Vista for 10 years and graduated from Vista High in 1972. My DH graduated from VHS in 1970. Great climate there. Man, has it grown and changed! We were there a few months ago.
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