A Lori Smith pattern, Blueberries, Cherries and Cream, BOM. Hand quilted.
Spin City
Miss Rosie's Quilt Co. Schnibbles pattern. Made from two charm packs and a little yardage. Big Stitch quilting.
Red and Black Bow Tie
A UFO from 2005. Each fabric is different. Big Stitch quilting with red thread.
This was a UFO from 1997. I belonged to an online quilt guild (RPLOTN) in the 90s. We chatted every morning over coffee and tea. Someone had a brilliant idea to exchange mugs/tea cups! Just like all block swaps it's not perfect but holds lots of memories for me. It's big stitched with prairie points in the border and hand embroidery.
Of course there were baby announcements for Emily and Sarah.
A Lori Smith pattern series called Fit To Frame (set one). I did this series as a BOM. There were six patterns-five had four quilts each and the last was a larger applique quilt. I really enjoyed doing these and actually hand quilted this one.
Another 2005 UFO finished. Each tumbler is a different fabric. I did big stitch quilting and it went quick!
Another Lori Smith Fit To Frame quilt. this one from set 5. Hand appliqued and quilted.
Pinwheels In My Garden
A block of the month, Lori Smith pattern Chocolate and Cherries. The version I got was called Blueberries, Cherries and Cream. There are nine quilts in this series. Hand appliqued and hand quilted.
A block of the month, Lori Smith pattern Chocolate and Cherries. The version I got was called Blueberries, Cherries and Cream. There are nine quilts in this series. Hand appliqued and hand quilted.
What a gorgeous collection of little quilts! I especially love the Lori Smith applique. You did nice work on all of them.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun finishes for the year. Love those Lori Smith patterns . . . can't wait for tomorrow *s*
ReplyDeleteMy goodness you've been busy. They are all wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYou are quite prolific! All so very nice. AND it is lovely to have your resolution for more frequent blogs. (I hope) We miss you when you aren't around to hear from - for those of us who don't live close. And those T. Babies - we do have to keep up. They change so quickly.
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What a stack of yummy you have there! Be sure to sign uo for my drawing if you havent already. You can keep track of your quilts in it :o)
ReplyDeleteWonderful collection of little quilts - terrific 'eye candy'. I received a large order of Fit To Frame patterns from Lori Smith before the holidays and hope to start one or two very, very soon.
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