Quick stats:
- Total submissions: 42
- Total countries: 8
- Total provinces: 3
- Total states: 18
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(not all) Roses are red By: art2wear, Netherlands Cloak inspired by the fairytale of Sleeping Beauty Quilt size: width: 100" height: 60" |
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A Challenging Year By: Karen H, Ontario, Canada This challenge quilt depicts the life of a cherry tree through the four seasons. The background is pieced & then I appliqued, hand embroidered & beaded the details. There were 3 challenge fabrics & I could add five more. I used bleach to change all of them so I would have more colours! So much fun! Quilt size: width: 28.5" height: 29.5" |
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Asian Pieces By: Peggy McGeary, New Jersey, USA I loved making this wall hanging from Judy Turner’s & Margaret Rolfe’s book, Successful Scrap Quilts. Quilt size: width: 30" height: 36" |
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Autumn Reds By: SusiQuilts, California, USA Autumn is my favorite time of year and the colors in this quilted wall hanging are part of the reason why. Batik die cut leaves were fused to the background, then raw-edge appliqued and quilted with “veins” to add texture and dimension. Quilt size: width: 15" height: 32" |
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Autumn Splendor By: Doniene Fullagar, Texas, USA The blocks were part of our guild BOM. They are all pieced with leaf fabrics. The sashing and outer border are from a rust basket weave fabric with a touch of gold. To add depth, I added dark barn red cornerstones, inner border and binding. Quilt size: width: 50" height: 63" |
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Bee-Haven By: Melanie Pinney, Idaho, USA I love to celebrate hot-hot colors and the happiness of bees and blooms, so it was easy to create this little table quilt from wool felt and quilting fabrics and embellished with fun embroidery stitches! Quilt size: width: 19" height: 17" |
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Beyond the Black Stump By: Jenny in NZ, New Zealand Torn edge fabrics for the background hence the curves and soft edges as fabric is just top stitched into place. A reduced version of the original pattern as I did not have room for full size. Can’t credit the designer as lost pattern through water damage when shifting, pattern name is correct though Quilt size: width: 19" height: 24" |
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Bloomin’ Days By: Deanne Eisenman, Iowa, USA I wanted to create a pot of flowers that looked like what you would find in an old fashioned quilt. This is needle turn applique with fabric but would also look great with wool. I have this one made up with a light background also. Quilt size: width: 18" height: 26" |
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Blooming Spring By: Vivian Bleakney, Massachusetts, USA I live in an apartment building and I hang small quilts on my front door. I have a quilt for each month and this is quilt is for May, when spring in Massachusetts is in full bloom. :^) Quilt size: width: 24" height: 24" |
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Circle of Flowers By: Nina Lise Moen, Norway Made from leftover flowers from a previous project, a batik fabric that was too pretty to cut apart, a little solid, and a piece of fabric from the beginning of time, this table cloth is one of my personal favourites. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 40" |
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City Trees (Diane U.) By: Diane U., Ontario, Canada This is a wall hanging from a Workshop that I took in 2010 – using fusible agent and satin stitching. I love the black/red/white. Quilt size: width: 30" height: 42" |
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City Trees (Kaaren Biggs) By: Kaaren Biggs, Ontario, Canada I loved this pattern as soon as I saw it in a quilting magazine – it was a Nancy Rink design. I really like the combination of brown and aqua so was able to use fabrics in those colors from my stash! Quilt size: width: 30" height: 36" |
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Dresden Sunflower By: Nancy M, Michigan, USA I made the Dresden flowerhead and appliqued it onto the background, over the stem and leaves which were appliqued previously. This was a gift to a friend who is an avid gardener. Quilt size: width: 22" height: 26" |
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Fall By: Nina-Marie, Pennsylvania, USA The first of a series of fall quilts – still in progress. I’ve tried to abstract the feelings of the season using my favorite color palette. I designed this especially for my family room. Its my original design using commercial and hand dyed fabrics (by me). Quilt size: width: 48" height: 36" |
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Fall Fantasia By: Brita Pingry, Tennessee, USA I had enough autumn-color batiks in my stash to make this quilt that has 108 blocks, and I had more left! Pattern is from Quiltmaker magazine. Quilt size: width: 96" height: 96" |
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Fall Fiesta By: Sally Gould Wright, California, USA Triangles of hand woven cottons from Guatemala were pieced as a background for falling autumn leaves applique’d in hand dyed cotton fabrics. Free motion quilted in gold metallic thread. Quilt size: width: 19" height: 50" |
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Fall Flower By: Denise Mitchell, California, USA This is a sunflower panel that I quilted and framed to hang in my kitchen. Quilt size: width: 32" height: 32" |
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Fall Wreaths By: Linda Smith, Nova Scotia, Canada I started this quilt in 1998 as a BOM and finally finished it in February of 2013. My quilting buddy took pity and helped me finish the applique and then I handquilted it. It now lives with my Mother, who hopes she doesn’t have to wait 15 more years for another quilt! Quilt size: width: 60" height: 74" |
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Falling Leaves By: Daryl Perry, New Mexico, USA Table runner with appliqued leaves. I had some appliqued leaves cut out that I never used for another quilt & decided to make a table runner with them. I had some leaf fabric I had been wanting to use, so that became the border. I quilted pebbles because it reminded me of leaves falling onto rocks. Quilt size: width: 17.5" height: 44.5" |
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Flower Garden By: Sewfrench, Michigan, USA Machine Pieced Daughter and I made this together for her dorm room at college. Though I almost exclusively hand quilt, she thought it would be *fun*!! Quilt size: width: 70″" height: 90″" |
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Fontainbleau By: Heather, Florida, USA This is a quilt that I designed. It is inspired by the painted walls in Marie Antoinette’s bedroom at Fontainbleau. Quilt size: width: 70" height: 84" |
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Grandma Flowers By: Pam, Louisiana, USA A gift for my aunt. My grandma always grew Amaryllis around her house. Our family called them “Grandma Flowers”. Batik flowers are appliqued & the “brick” wall is from scraps. The quilt has machine quilting & FMQ. The idea of the quilt was mine. The flower design came from a stained glass book. Quilt size: width: 48" height: 56" |
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Happy….Hoppy By: Mary Boyd, Montana, USA Was a crayola color and machine applicay challenge at my quilt guild. Quilt size: width: 16" height: 18" |
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Herbsttraumbaum (FallDreamTree) By: Gunda, Pennsylvania, USA WIP Started it after my cat Lucy passed away. It will be raw edge applique with free motion quilting and will be embroiled the leafs afre fuzzy cut Quilt size: width: 18" height: 22" |
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Meet Mr. Straw By: Vicki in MN, Minnesota, USA I purchased this scarecrow preprinted panel for $1 at a garage sale! After a little tan rit dye he was ready to use. I then used Tsukineko inks to stencil the leaves onto different black prints. Also I added the outside borders to complete a great fall wall hanging Quilt size: width: 36" height: 54" |
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Morning Glories By: Quiltfabrication, California, USA The Morning Glories were inspired by a photo I took in Greece last year. I drew up the pattern in EQ7, using a techniques from Ruth McDowell. It was awesome to see this come together for the completed quilt! Quilt size: width: 24" height: 21" |
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My Flower Garden By: PennyJoy, British Columbia, Canada I took an applique class a few years ago and this quilt used all the techniques we learned in it. I machine quilted it very closely but it doesn’t show up well in the photos. It hangs in my home and everyone seems to enjoy it. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 42" |
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Not Your Grandmother’s Flower Garden By: Sarah C., Tennessee, USA Whimsical flowers appliquéd to a piece of vintage Irish linen. Lots of free motion quilting, including fern fronds around the stems of the flowers, wind curlicues in the sky, and a stylized sun shining down on it all. All the FMQ was done on my Singer sewing machine. My g’daughter peeking around! Quilt size: width: 70" height: 70" |
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Petals By: Janet, Tennessee, USA Petals is a precious baby quilt made entirely by hand using Angela Brumby’s Eden’s Dream fabric collection. The baby’s initial is also quilted into the quilt to make it more personal. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 54" |
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Quadra flora By: Patricia Vickers, United Kingdom This was made using squares of furnishing fabric and sashing them before adding the wadding and backing. It is backed in plain white sheeting and each block has a flower that has been quilted round. Quilt size: width: 78" height: 79" |
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Quilted scrapbook cover By: Beret Nelson, Alaska, USA I made this quilted scrapbook cover for a wedding gift for a friend. Scrapbook covers are a good way to practice art quilting techniques on a small project! Quilt size: width: 10" height: 13" |
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Rachel’s Quilt By: quiltalicious, California, USA Friend Rachel asked me to make her a quilt to commemorate her 65th birthday. This was the result. She is the strong tree sheltering and supporting her family – represented by the leaves and flowers, the names of her children in all the petals. Amazing woman! Quilt size: width: 20" height: 30" |
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Roses for Dean By: Bertha Goggin, Oklahoma, USA My friend Dean found out she had breast cancer. Many people sent her pink roses, her favorite. I decided to make a quilt with pink rose fabrics. The pattern was “Bertha” from the book 3 times the Charm. I put it together using Nancy Zieman’s Column Quilts for guidance. Dean is doing very well. Quilt size: width: 48" height: 60" |
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Serenity By: Chris Denton, Montana, USA I just starting quilting a few months ago and fell in love with this Calla Lily design by Laurel Anderson. It was so much fun and I found the whole experience very calming, hence, the name “Serenity”. Quilt size: width: 46" height: 54" |
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Small Leaves By: Shruti, India Made for a young bride as a wedding gift from her family. I could not have picked a better pattern. The pattern is from Elizabeth Hartman’s The Practical Guide to Patchwork. Quilt size: width: 72" height: 72" |
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Some folks resting By: NinaMe, Russian Federation I wonder if such a small quilt could be counted as a quilt at all. Quilt size: width: 12" height: 12" |
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Sunset in Carlsbad, California By: King Nancy, California, USA While visiting my daughter I saw this view and had to back up and take a photo. The bacground sky and water are handpainted and it is fusible applique. The distant palm trees are thread work. Quilt size: width: 23" height: 19" |
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The Old Oak By: Jean Sredl, Illinois, USA The Old Oak – Memorialized in fabric a textile wall hanging is an asymmetrical 50 by 36 is one of my largest pieces. Planted by native Americans; after almost 200 years, numerous prairie fires, a civil war, countless storms, a lightening strike brought down the great tree. I put love in every stitch Quilt size: width: 36" height: 50" |
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Tree of Life By: Lee Franklin, Florida, USA When I saw this panel, I knew I needed to make it into a quilt. Very happy with it. Quilt size: width: 56" height: 68" |
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Tumbling Leaves By: Jo Mack, Ohio, USA This is a paper pieced pattern designed by Nancy Mahoney that was fun to make. I think this was the first quilt I used brown fabric in. Quilt size: width: 30" height: 40" |
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Winter In Lincoln County #1: The Orchard By: Shannon C., Oklahoma, USA I grew up in the mountains of Ruidoso, NM, and winter has always been my favorite time of year. In this original art quilt based on my parent’s orchard I wanted to evoke the cold, crisp, still feeling of a winter morning as yet undisturbed by the activities of life. Quilt size: width: 32" height: 21" |
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Wintertree By: Lies Bos-Varkevisser, Netherlands September 2006 Mary Hackett was in the Netherlands, she gave a workshop. Quilt size: width: 18" height: 22" |
i love Red Dawn, though all the colors are pretty.
I love the Morning Glory gradient, but they’re all beautiful!
I really like the blue that goes from almost white to a beautiful shade of blue.
Love the Southwest gradient – it would make a great baby quilt for my newest great-nephew due in November. Thanks.
I like the Gradient Blue Sky. I’m working now on a huge Christmas nativity applique and would love to use it for Mary’s robes. Under the Sea might be a great one to use for the same robes.
Solar Flare is my favourite gradient.
It was so hard to choose one favorite, but I do love Forest Canopy and would make some pillows for my couch with it! Thanks for the sweet giveaway :)
I love them all but morning glory is my favorite
I would pick Twilight….would go great in a blue/purple quilt I am working on
It is sooo hard to pick a favorite they are all delicious! But I think Sugar maple or Red Sunset.
Beautiful quilts, i like this page . My favorite is Herbsttraumbaum
I really love the Thrive stash pack. My favorite colors all bundled togther. I’m not sure what I’d do with them – probably use those yummy greens and purples for applique work. They would make incredible botanicals!
I really like the “Appalachian Sunset”. We are in the mountains now for our anniversary and the sunset colors oer the mountains are georgeous, just like this fabric. Not sure what I would make with it… may just have t look at it til it “speaks” to me.
Lots of lovely works of art
Abundance, Sundance, all of the gradients are fantastic!
I really like the Under the Sea gradient.
I love the muddiness of Woodlands Gradient and could do wonderful things with it!
Ooh, Thrive is soooo pretty!
The red dawn is stunning!
Again a lot of very nice quilts to admire!
I had a look around in the shop and esp the gradients. Can I only chose 1? pffftt, how hard is that.
Well, I think I decided it’s ‘festival’. :-))
Have a nice weekend
Dea
Woodlands on page 1 was the one that really spoke to me. I would make something ethereal and moody with it!
I Love the Morning Glory gradient. so beautiful….
Vicki has lot of gradients I’d like to own! My first choice would be Woodlands to use as a background for an appliqued wall hanging. I’m picturing some pumpkins, a fence, and a little cottage.
Oh, all so pretty, but Twilight is my favorite.
Key West is my favourite
I love Woodlands!
I like the Emerald City gradient.
Under the sea would be my choice. I have an ocean shore quilt coming up soon, and it would go well. (It wasn’t the only one I liked. :-) )
Love the Appalachian sunset gradient!
My favorite is twilight, this would be a great addition to the quilt I am planning for my daughter (her favorite colors).
I really like the sun dance gradient. I can just see this as a background for a landscape quilt. Teresa
I have two favorites-Sea and sky and Woodlands. I can see using either as background for an appliquéd scene.
I am also an Etsy seller! I love love love these gradients and prefer the cool tones. Maybe it’s the weather? I plan to use them in my scrap quilting or maybe a backing for smaller quilts? Favorited her shop for sure.
I will be making a quilt with a lot of maple leaves, and Sugar Maple looks like it would work best for that.
I do not know which is harder to pick, my favorite quilt or my favorite fabric. Everything is so beautiful. I think for the fabric I have to go with Coleus. It does remind me of my plants in the front yard. As for the quilts 4 out of 5 I picked are at the top right now so I guess I did well.
What wonderful fabrics. Anatola is a favourite. Not sure what I’d do but probably some sort of sunrise theme
I Love “Key West”. I might not make anything with this beautiful material but just hang it in my sewing room to envelope me in the peaceful sensation it gives. It is lively yet peaceful, serene yet creative; cooling, calming, sunshiney and happy.
I just found this website thanks to Anne Marieke. I love it and will visit often.
As for my favorite Vicki Welsh gradient, it has to be Solar Flare. I see glorious ruched roses. Thank you for the giveaway.
I thought we were to comment on a stash pack, so I would like to say Caribbean is my fave. What would I do with it? Not sure, just love the blues! Thanks sew much!
They are all sewww Beautiful, but my favorite would be “Morning Glory”. I would love to make some beautiful bags using this fabric.
Color wheel Cool- I would use it for a fused art quilt
Hand Dyed Fabric – Emerald City – Gradient is my favorite and with it it would become the stormy sky in a landscape art quilt.
I like Pendelton. I would make an applique with the various colors to show shading.
Love sugar maple
love them all! but if I get to choose just one, it would be
Autumn stash. thanks for the chance to win.
I would pick Morning Glory Gradient as my choice! I would add it to the quilt that I am making now!
Forest Canopy is fantastic! i’d use a big piece of it to applique birds and trees for a really great quilt.
Very difficult decision but Abundance just won out over the others for me. All are amazing.
Forgot to add what I would do with it!! I would use it for a spring table runner as the light green really reminds me of new spring growth.
Moody Blues is my favorite!!