Category: Quilt Gallery
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Quick stats: Total submissions: 10 Total countries: 4 Total provinces: 1 Total states: 6 You can click on the photo to view a larger version. 4 Snowmen table topperBy: Jean Shores, Nebraska, USA Four snowmen are better than one! Tabletopper made from a kit from a local quilt shop. It’s one of my favorite little…
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Quick stats: Total submissions: 8 Total countries: 2 Total provinces: 0 Total states: 7 You can click on the photo to view a larger version. 2010 Wall Hanging Blue MoonBy: angie/sweetbabies00, Texas, USA 2010 came in under a Blue Moon and I love Blue Moons. I wanted my whole year to be reminded of that.…
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The quilts and quilted projects I completed in 2009. My biggest accomplishment this year, would be mastering (sort of) free-motion quilting. I’m looking forward to improving my free-motion skills next year and learning new techniques. There are six additional quilts started, but not finished yet. What did you accomplish this year? Would love to see…
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When Lucy turned one a few years ago, I made her a wall hanging with her first name. For Alice’s first birthday a couple of weeks ago, I gave her one too. I named it Soaring in the Wind.
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Here’s my submission for Blogger’s Quilt Festival – Fall 2009. So far, I think this quilt that I made for a wedding gift for friends is my all time favourite. I love the warm and rich colours used. It’s a Disappearing Nine Patch. Read more about this quilt and a few other pictures here: Caitlin…
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Running the Quilting Gallery site, it’s no surprise that dozens of quilting-related blogs come across my screen each day. I can’t remember another blog that captured my attention so thoroughly like Leah Day’s 365 Days of Free Motion Quilting Filler Designs. I’ve been watching the progress daily on this blog for a few weeks, and…
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Here’s the gorgeous summertime mini quilt I received from Bradie> in Alberta. I absolutely love it and will hang it in my sewing area for daily inspiration. Thank you Bradie, you are very talented.
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Last year, I ran a contest here on the Quilting Gallery site, Charms for Charity. We raised 1,149 charms. Last January a couple friends and I started a charity sewing group and invited others to join us. We meet once a month. Several of the ladies in the group have never sewn before, never mind…
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Guest blogger, Margaret Bucklew An epiphany happened to me about twenty years ago. There was a void in my life and I didn’t even know it was happening.
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Happy 142nd Birthday Canada!