Quick stats:
- Total submissions: 19
- Total countries: 2
- Total provinces: 1
- Total states: 13
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Back to Nature By: Rachel Hayes, Tennessee, USA This was a block of the month I did in 2010. The colors are so pretty and make me think of fall. It is always the quilt I choose for our bed at Thanksgiving time. I quilted it with a simple feather pantograph on my long arm machine. Quilt size: width: 96" height: 106" |
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Bonnet Girl’s Thanksgiving By: Cheryl Riello, Connecticut, USA This quilted wall hanging offers a variety of techniques. The scene is “framed” inside of the border to look three demensional. The figures are made from vintage fabric and lace and appliqued onto the background. Outline stitches are embroidered, embellishments are feathers and mohair. Quilt size: width: 24" height: 24" |
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Crow on the Pumpkin By: Luckypup Quilter, California, USA Wool on homespuns. Designed by Lisa Bongean and pattern found in Primitive Quilts Fall 2011 magazine. Quilt size: width: 24" height: 28" |
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING By: LINDA DOUGLAS, Montana, USA Thanksgiving Wall Hanging 26″x32″ in shades of autumn colors in leaves and vegetables. Machine pieced and hand stitched in free motion on leaf border; with hand stitching and embroidery work of leaves,pumpkin,squash and the script>HAPPY THANKSGIVING ! Quilt size: width: 26" height: 32" |
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Pumpkins By: Quiltfabrication, California, USA I love seasonal wall hangings that can span two holidays instead of one. What better than a pumpkin for October and November? Quilt size: width: 32" height: 25" |
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Scarecrows just love me! By: Natalie ухтышка, Tennessee, USA This quilt was fun to make, working on the back porch during warm fall days. I was trying to improve my skills in several techniques at a time: hand embroidery (acorns and berries), applique, fusible bias (stems), stippling, joining curved lines, different color of binding, according to background. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 46" |
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Shades of Autumn Runner By: Diantha Howard, Vermont, USA I started doing machine applique and enjoyed it a lot. I found this pattern in Quilters World Oct. 2010 issue – designed by Carolyn Vagts, and loved it. (I made it a little smaller than the magazine, as our table is not very long.) It will be the center of our Thanksgiving table. Quilt size: width: 15" height: 39" |
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talkin turkey By: vandy, Ohio, USA My quilt guild had a class to make this quilt but i thought it would be awesome as a door hanging for Thanksgiving. Quilt size: width: 19" height: 55" |
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Thankgsgiving Runner By: Linette Greene, Montana, USA I made this simple runner for part of a raffle prize for our employee council. It is mostly batiks. Quilt size: width: 10" height: 31" |
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Thanksgiving Blessings By: Sandi Andersen, Minnesota, USA This is one of twelve small quilts that I made in the year 2000…….one for each month. I thought of that old hymn “Count your blessings” when I wrote the poem for this quilt. Truly, even one blessing is better than none! Quilt size: width: 22" height: 28" |
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Thanksgiving pumpkin By: Sandy Lynch, Maryland, USA This is one of the first quilts I made. It is a Thimbleberries pattern/kit. I pieced the top and had the quilting done professionally and we used flannel for the backing, so very nice to cuddle with on a cold night. This one is usually out through Thanksgiving. Quilt size: width: 56" height: 56" |
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Thanksgiving Table Runner By: Christine @ Quilter’s Diary, California, USA I inherited the center star block from a 95-year-old quilter who died with a lot of unfinished projects. I surrounded the star block with 2-1/2″ strips, which I sewed on using a quilt-as-you-go method. It took less than a day! Quilt size: width: 15" height: 60" |
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Tom the Turkey By: PugMom Quilts!, Massachusetts, USA I made this quilt a really long time ago, so unfortunately its story is long forgotten. I think it was a kit. I added the turkey border print. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 36" |
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Turkey Day in Holland By: KC, Texas, USA Our friend was going to Holland to celebrate Thanksgiving with her daughter & son-in-love and wanted to bring a little of “home” with her…so she asked to make something for their table. This was one of my very first quilted projects..tablerunner & 4 placemats. Quilt size: width: 14" height: 36" |
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Turkey Time By: Paulette Elliott, Missouri, USA This was a learn to quilt kit purchased at Jo Ann’s. Quilt size: width: 12.5" height: 24.5" |
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Twice Blessed By: Kaaren Biggs, Ontario, Canada Two table runners made for dear friends using a border stripe in two different ways! Quilt size: width: 18" height: 40" |
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Well Somebody Has To Do It By: kbo, California, USA Sunbonnet Sue swings the Axe. Hand and machine applique. Original Design Quilt size: width: 20" height: 18" |
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With all things give thanks By: Robin Puma, Florida, USA Quilt made from a Kimberbell Designs pattern as a shop display for Buttonwood Quilts. Quilt size: width: 39" height: 39" |
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Zig Zag Thanksgiving table runner By: Kristen Helton, New York, USA My little coffee table looked so bare and I knew it needed a little runner to help it look better!! Since its Thanksgiving time I went thru my scraps and whipped up this cute little runner (design is not mine I found online). I can’t wait to make one for all the different holidays!! Quilt size: width: 40" height: 11" |
Love them all! Tend to go for the fall colors but am trying to branch out.
I would select Canyon Blaze and the Red Gradients if I win, because I’ve been working on an Autumn quilt, and those reds blending into purple and other shades of autumn would be just ideal to burnish off my Maple leaves.
This makes me want to make myself a Thanksgiving quilt. I love them.
Sundance gives me a happy feeling. I would use it in my rainbow quilt that I am planning. All the colors are beautiful!
Sundance is my favorite and I might use it for a border of a paper pieced miniature.
I love the Autumn stash!
I really like the Autumn Stash. I can see placemats or a table runner. Of the gradients, I think Pendleton grabs my attention the most. All the fabrics are beautiful!
I like Leafy Greens and Grape Jelly. They would be great for an art quilt of Venita, Italy that’s on my idea list.
They’re all beautiful! I’d probably go towards blue and do a oceanscape wall hanging. Thanks for the chance to win.
They are all pretty but I do like the Red Sunset fabric.
!Me encanta el otoño y las calabazas!!
I like Morning Glory – it would make a great topper!
Beautiful, beautiful colors! I’m collecting blues for an ocean themed quilt. With that in mind, I like the Under the Sea best!
The gradients are so beautiful. My favourite is Beach Walk.
I’d love the purple or blue/greens from above but her gradient I choose from her site would be Morning Glory or Emerald City. I think it’d be great in a Trip Around World or Seminole style patchwork. Yum,Yum.
I would choose the Sea and Sky blue gradient. Perfect for a design from Cheryl Phillips Fiber Art book Quilts Without Corners.
Pendleton – Gradient is beautiful. It reminds me of my favorite fall colors. I have a fall colors quilt begging to be. I have been collecting fabric and waiting for the pattern that says Me pick Me I’m perfect. The guild challenge is “In the Forest” and it could work for that as well.
Love all the colors but the Black Gradient is so beautiful. I would have to put it on the design wall to look at it for quite a while before cutting.
Red Dawn is my favorite, and I’d use it in a two-fabric bargello quilt OR in a landscape quilt that shows an Arizona sunrise.
Tough choice for me as I like Coming Home and Rappahannock Sunset. They are bold and just what I’m looking for in sunset type fabrics.
What beautiful fabric. Great quilts. Thanks for the chance to win. Tough choice on colors. I like Zoisite
Vicki’s fabrics are all so gorgeous! Right now I would choose the Woodlands gradient.
they are all so pretty
Rojo atardecer, pero los tejidos de son todos bellos.
My favorite is “Reunion” — and I think I’d have to make that my focus fabric for a high school reunion signature quilt I’m making for next year. They’re all lovely, though, so it was a hard pick!