This was an almost completed quilt given by one quilter to another to finish and then have as a gift.
I think the
recipient only had to add borders but now she has a brand-new quilt for her
guest bedroom.
This was an almost completed quilt given by one quilter to another to finish and then have as a gift.
I think the
recipient only had to add borders but now she has a brand-new quilt for her
guest bedroom.
This is a new customer and not knowing how much the quilting will add up to (money-wise) she requested just edge-to-edge motifs. I have only done one other sampler since I got my frame but that one was custom quilted I must say, this didn’t turn out bad at all.
Here the quilter made a ‘wonky stars’ quilt way back and kept all the corners she chopped off to make this little wall-hanging.
She requested fine lines on the quilt and after I showed it to her, she asked if I could put it back on the frame for even more thin lines. Once done, this little one was quilted to death.
I finished 4 more quilts since my last post but somehow the time to blog, simply disappeared.
This
quilter saw a leave-print fabric she liked and decided she’d make a quilt
around it. I think it looks great and
then to top it all, she chose only leaves edge-to-edge to be done.
This quilt was made for someone going through a tough time and the colours and placement symbolises what is in the name.
The quilter
only requested straight line quilting.
We’ve replaced two more windows, both in the front of the house. These used to have, what I called 9-patch windows but it made the entrance and study look like a jail. These were taken off and replaced with solid safety glass windows.
Some before
and after photos