And the last one is finally finished.
1-3 can be seen here http://suedaurio.blogspot.com/2013/08/a-few-finishes-friday.html
Here's the rest of them - what fun to get them all completed. They will be dropped off at project linus in McHenry CO this week. I've added the pantograph names in the captions on the quilts. I tried to do them all differently. Lots of much needed practice with pantos :)
Now wasn't that a lot of fun using up those scraps of fabric and batting? I had a goal of 6 quilts, and with a little help from family, 8 were completed. Awesome!! Now that the mad rush to finish those before returning to work is over, need to figure out what to do next. I think I'll just work on Common Bride and finishing up the Swoon quilt. I really need a new quilt and still having a bit of feather withdrawl, I'm going to feather that swoon quilt within an inch of it's life :) Oh wait I have to finish it don't I ;)1-3 can be seen here http://suedaurio.blogspot.com/2013/08/a-few-finishes-friday.html
Here's the rest of them - what fun to get them all completed. They will be dropped off at project linus in McHenry CO this week. I've added the pantograph names in the captions on the quilts. I tried to do them all differently. Lots of much needed practice with pantos :)
100 Quilts for Kids #5 - Loung Lizards - free from Urban Elementz - love these little lizards |
100 Quilts for Kids #5 |
100 Quilts for Kids #5 - see the lizards crawling all of the back??? |
I was going through feather withdraw :) this is the only one with feathers |
100 Quilts for kids #6 |
100 Quilts for Kids # 7 - free hand bubbles all over |
100 Quilts for Kids # 7 - back |
100 Quilts for Kids # 8 - Anne Bright Splat - I LOVE this panto and it's now my new favorite |
100 Quilts for kids #8 back - IKEA fabric, just love that for the back. |
100 quilts for kids #4 pantograph - Contempo by Hermione Agee - it was a perfect pattern for that border fabric |
100 Quilts for Kids #4 back |
And one last view of them all together -
Hope every one has a wonderful Labor Day.
You just amaze me!! They are all just wonderful and such a super qift to charity. Just love seeing them all on the line.
ReplyDeleteI love your clothes line display! Great contribution to the kids, Sue!
ReplyDeleteThey are all very fun and colorful! The kids will love them, nice job!
ReplyDeleteWow, they all look great. Good job!!
ReplyDeleteThese quilts are all exceptional! Your piecing and quilting are superb. Good for you for donating such treasures!
ReplyDeleteGreat effort Sue. I love that Ikea Fabric.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gift of love. And your clothesline display is so awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love all your quilts for kids. The kids that receive them will be so lucky. The lineup on the clothesline is incredible!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilts -- and great quilting!
ReplyDeleteNice job! #'s 6,7,8 have given me a great idea for using up my huge box of nickel squares! Thanks for the inspiration!
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You are amazing. I love how you displayed them all on the clothes line at one time. The neighbors will think you have lots of children!! Thank you for giving your quilting patterns to each one. That is a great learning experience for me.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so gorgeous! I love the feathers. Your quilts are going to be well loved!!
ReplyDeleteThey are great quilts. Full of color and fun. The kids will love them :D
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh you are one amazing energized bunny! I love seeing all those wonderful, cheerful and colorful quilts hanging on the line together! My favorites are the strings!
ReplyDeleteEach of these quilts has been a labour of love. Congrats on sew many wonderful finishes! I love how each quilt is quilted using a different panto. My favorites are the bordered patchwork ones. Bless you for sharing your quilts with the kids and the pictures with us!
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet quilts Sue and the quilting......awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
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They are all so wonderful! What a great gift of quilts to Project Linus!
ReplyDeleteI love those -- especially the two on the far ends. Is there a pattern for that?
ReplyDeleteOh, they are so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Beautiful finishes, every single one. Some kids are going to be so blessed under their little quilts.
ReplyDeleteSo impressive. Good for you and congrats on winning a prize, frosting on the cake.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a fantastic time making these adorable quilts - the children will love them.
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