Christmas Projects,

 sleeping bag quilts for little ones,

were completed and sent in time. 

Here are a few examples of the results:

Yellow Multi with glow-in-the-dark trim,

has yellow back.

Green Multi, folded

with glow-in-the-dark trim.

 Green Multi, showing green back.

Green Multi, showing multi-dotted interior.

Greeen Multi, full spread.

Pink Multi, folded.

Pink Multi, showing pink back.

Pink Multi, showing white interior.



Summer Projects

My summer goal was to produce two full size quilts. 

The summer is over and the quilts are completed. 

As you can see they are very different.

Enjoy!

Project number one:

 This is a planned High School graduation gift

and will most likely be presented early.  

A close-up--notice the swirling stitching. 

A fuller shot of the graduation quilt.

Another shot showing the borders.

The back of the quilt.

Another full shot of the grad quilt.

Project number two:

This is a planned wedding quilt

and most likely will not be presented early.

A close-up--notice the dragonfly stitching.

A fuller shot.

A close-up showing the borders.

The back of the quilt.

Jungle quilts from the recent past

Carol's throw size jungle quilt.

Carol's back jungle (throw size quilt).

Harper's jungle (crib size).

Another view of Carol's jungle.

Harper's back jungle (nursery size).

Up-close of the jungle.

Jungle interior.

Keith's jungle (throw size).

A closer view of Keith's jungle.

Stitching on Keith's jungle.

Recent nursery quilts

Wyatt's

Upclose of Wyatt's

Wyatt's baby quilt

For Jonah, brother of the twins.

Upclose view of Jonah's (note the elephant quilting).

Calculations

I recently organized photos in my computer and decided to try to calculate the number of quilts I have completed since I started to take photos of each.  It appears that to date I have finished 10 baby quilts (not counting cheater quilts), 13 throw size quilts (including three child size sleeping bags and three wall hangings), 10 full size quilts, and one King size quilt. 

Each baby quilt requires approximately 8 yards of fabric.  Each full size quilt requires approximately 20 yards of fabric.  That is a lot of fabric!  As the saying goes, "It is a labor of love."

Recent and not so recent projects

A wedding quilt with cases for Katie & Ryan.

A baby quilt for Blake.

A Single Irish Chain baby quilt for a twin.

A Single Irish Chain for the other twin.

A tumbling blocks baby quilt with party animals.

Marci's Double Irish Chain HS Grad quilt.

A small kimono wall hanging.

Tumbling Poodles.

Tumbling Poodles upclose and personal.

Up-close on Katie and Ryan's.

Another view of Katie and Ryan's

Ryan's Clemson quilt.

Eric and Sunny's wedding quilt.

Kathy's King.

The larger Kimono wall hanging.

Bradley's kites.

Maggie's Glow (yes, it glows in the dark).

Maggie's glowing backside.

Marci's HS Grad, again!

Pooh showers (crib quilt).

Purple Hash

Marci's Double Irish with pillowcase.

Whitney and Matt's wedding quilt.

Closer image of W&M's wedding quilt.

Ryan's Clemson backside.

Sleeping bag quilt with pillow case.

Sleeping bag, folded.

Single Irish Chain with leftovers from Marci's quilt (for me).

Wild Geese Chase for Lauren.

More of Lauren chasing geese.

Pooh shower, again.

Pooh Shower with baby pillow cases.

A  baby pooh shower.