Friday 22 February 2019

Time for more quilt photos

Going back in the files today, it seems that another month has gone since I last posted quilt photos, so it must be time for a quilt show. Life seems to be throwing so much in my direction lately, that you could be forgiven for thinking that there is no quilting happening here. But in between all the tripping around the country, some quilting is getting done.

The first 2 quilts were made by Jennifer, and she does lovely needleturn applique on most of her quilts. This dresden was custom quilted.......



..........as was this grandmothers flower garden quilt.



Kathy does beautiful candlewicking, and this quilt had 12 blocks that were sashed, and a border on each side of the quilt, but not the top and bottom.



On each side she had stitched a pattern in the centre with a LOT of space all around to be filled in. I divided the border into 3 borders, a small one at the top and another at the bottom. Then I SID her embroidery, and added a piano key border to fill in the rest of the space. This was hard to photograph in the light I had that day, so you might have to click on the picture to see it clearer.



 This quilt was made by Jenny for a wedding gift, using the Black Tie Affair fabrics, and was quilted allover with Dancing Hearts.




This was also made by Jenny, in a Pick A Case Mystery retreat, and also used the Black Tie Affair fabrics. This was quilted allover with Modern Waves.



 You could have the pattern running up and down the quilt, or across as in the picture above.


Vicki made this William Morris wall hanging from one of Michele Hill's patterns, and it was crosshatched, with 2 border patterns.



Val made this in a Pick a Case Mystery retreat, and was called Up Hill and Down Dale. It was quilted allover with Deb's Swirls.



Di made this quilt and it was quilted allover with a pattern called Arabesque.



Another quilt that was made by Di, and quilted allover with a pattern called Baby Bears.
The bear will have it's features added to his face now that the quilting has been done.



That's all folks. It's time for bed, as I need to be up and ready to head off again by 9am tomorrow. There are 4 of us from Bordertown going on a bus trip to Melbourne this weekend. I will have more details when I return. My bag has not been packed yet. My house sitter has arrived and has settled in for a weekend of sewing.

Catch ya when I get back.

Blessings, From Jude

1 comment:

Joy from Days Filled With Joy said...

Lovely quilts Judy.. you are still keeping busy, aren't you?! Such a lot of work went into those custom ones, they are just gorgeous! xx