Showing posts with label quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quilt. Show all posts

Friday, May 30, 2014

Loyd's Quilt




Our daughter in law, Leslee made this cute quilt for my husband. It is appropriately comic booky and he LOVES it.  :)

Saturday, January 31, 2009

What to Do With Scraps

A quilt made from old clothes, a scrappy quilt and an afghan knitted from leftover yarn. More mom stuff. 


























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Red, White and Blue

Here is Mom's red, white and blue quilt. I'm not sure the real name of it. 



















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Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Blankets and Quilts























These are more of Mom's blankets my sister Candy has. The first two are flannel blankets that mom made for Candy's son Bryce and and daughter Grace. the second one is a baby quilt mom made for Grace. And the fourth one is a Double Wedding Ring Quilt that mom made for Candy and Craig's wedding.
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Floating Squares Quilt

AKA Q-Bert. This is another one that Mom made for Candy.



























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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Saturday, January 3, 2009

Honeycomb Quilt





















Another of Mom's quilts, also known as Grandmother's Flower Bed,  which makes me smile. My daughter Mary has this quilt on her bed. 


Friday, January 2, 2009

Double Wedding Ring Quilt

This is another quilt that mom made, called a Double Wedding Ring Quilt. Dad now has this and the matching pillow sham on his bed in the nursing home.

























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Sunday, December 28, 2008

More Stuff Mom Made













Here are some more pics of things mom made - various pillows, a huge afghan, and a cross stitch quilted blanket.




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Monday, December 22, 2008

Storm at Sea Quilt

This is the quilt Mom gave me while I was in Ohio. It's called the Storm at Sea. You can see the Heart in red at the bottom right. I love this quilt and have been sleeping with it every night, remembering Mom as I drift off. 

Thanks Mom!


















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Saturday, June 21, 2008

Currently Working On: #2


Rail Fence Quilt. I took a class in February at a quilt shop. It was a day-long class and I made the entire double bed size quilt top. I am currently on the basting stage. The three layers are pinned together, then thread-basted. The next step is the actual quilting.  The book that was used in the class is called Power Cutting, which seems to be out of print, but there are some used copies on Amazon, plus I think you can find it in quilt shops. 









Sunday, June 15, 2008

Nicole's Make Up Bag


















This was fun and fast to make. I might try to sell them. A friend of mine had a book of patterns for quilted bags, called Travel Totes and Bags, by Jerry Shaw. You use pre-quilted fabric.