Newest Grandchild

February brought our newest grandchild, and so a new quilt was in order. I just used a yard and a half of printed fabric and a jazzy color on the back. Then with a flowered overall quilting pattern I was all set for the new little one in no time at all. Actually, I hate to admit it, but it took me a month to get it done.

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Another Grandmother was getting a new grandchild as well, and so I needed to finish her quilt first. She opted for a hearts over all pattern with a soft minke back. What a nice was to say, "Welcome to your new home!"

Heritage Quilt

Did a fun Heritage quilt in the last little while. I woman made it for her mother-in-law. It had a wedding picture and the pictures of all her children on it. It was a lap quilt for her to use in the evenings, etc. It had that really soft Minke on the back. I hope she really enjoys it.

Finally!

I have finally finished a quilt I started last fall. It has ended up being a lot more work than I thought it would be, but it has turned out beautiful. I can hardly wait to see it all bound and on a bed.



It was started in Oct. or the first part of Nov. and had to be taken off the frame so that I could finish up all the Christmas quilts. Even after I got that finished, there were the two wedding quilts to finish. Finally I got it back on the first part of Feb. and got it all finished last week. Thank Goodness!!

I love Weddings!!!

I just love weddings - Especially family weddings. And granddaughters are probably just as fun as daughters and not quite as much work. All I had to do was quilt for about a month solid. It was a lot of work, but a lot of fun.


This is granddaughter #l's quilt. It is very graphic and bold and modern. Quite matches the girl. She is the oldest and the first to be married - on Friday.

Since the bride loves purple, I put purple on the back and the flowers and leaves and swirls showed up quite well.

Granddaughter #2 was married on Saturday. It was quite the week-end, but at least family that had to travel from out of town got to attend both weddings with only one trip. It was well worth the effort and enjoyed by all.

Granddaughter #2's quilt is more traditional, but just as colorful and fun. She really loved it. I had so much fun quilting this one.


I'm sure they will have many cozy evenings cuddling under the quilt! I love you both!

More Christmas

Way Past Christmas Time

I know it is way past Christmas Time, but I did want to post a couple of pictures so you could see what I worked on in December.

I am working on a quilt for my daughter, and it is taking way more time than I thought it would. (Why do we always do that to ourselves. Anyway, I had to take it off in order to get to the Christmas gifts.) I'll post more pictures after I finish it up.>




This is a quilt that my youngest daughter made for her husband's Grandmother. We were both pretty proud of her efforts. It is her first quilt (other than a baby quilt). Grandma really liked it.





This is an adaptation of the same quilt that I made for my brother and his wife for Christmas. I quilted all over holly and berries.


Here is a fun quilt made from a panel. It was for my husband's brother and his family. I love Christmas and snowmen!!! Don't you!

Quilt for Cancer

Amber and I worked together on another quilt in September for the Breast Cancer effort with the Utah Quilt Guild. I decided to try feathers on this quilt and it was a lot of fun.



Gray and Lisa got in on the fun with their embroidery machine and it really added a nice touch.

I thought it turned out really nice. We have no idea how much it raised, but every little bit helps.