Storm At Sea by Mary Evans
Mary started this lovely quilt in Midway.
A beautiful place to begin a beautiful quilt.
Sea Of Blue by Mary Evans
Mary made this darling quilt for her grandson. It’s all blue background is perfect for fish swimming in a sea of blue.
Leslie found this antique yellow quilt in San Francisco. What a lucky treasure to have come your way.
Leslie bought the squares for this darling quilt from Morganson’s in Payson. This was a block of the month quilt form Morganson’s, Leslie said it cost her $25.00 to make and $300.00 to have it quilted.
Leslie made this darling cowboy quilt for a very lucky grandchild coming soon.
This green/ gold/ and brown flannel quilt came from a kit Leslie bought at Morganson’s in Payson. It was quilted by Virginia Gore. A very beautiful quilt to cuddle up in on a long winter’s night.
Sylvia made this cute quilt for her stepson, and his wife. He likes cats and this is a stack and whack quilt made from cat fabric. It is bordered with red, gold and blue with blue print on the back. It was quilted by Kelly at the Quilting Cottage in American Fork in an all over star pattern to go with the stars formed by triangles.
Hugs and Kisses by Sylvia Kent
This quilt design is from a pattern called Tic-Tac-Toe and Sylvia added an extra row and called it Hugs and Kisses. This darling quilt is a gift for Sylvia’s stepdaughter Ashley and her boyfriend. The colors are bright bordered in floral and bound in black polka dots. The circles are machine appliquéd with turned edges. The exes are pieced. The back is minkee and it is quilted with hearts by the Quilting Cottage. Ashley should feel very loved indeed.
Seven Quilts by Susie / Melissa Clark
The next seven quilts were very impressive Christmas Gifts for Susie’s children and granddaughters.
WOW has she been busy.
Scrappy Block Designs 2 beautifully made scrappy quilts made with Kaffe Fassett and Amy Butler fabric.
Scrappy Block Designs 2 beautifully made scrappy quilts made with Kaffe Fassett and Amy Butler fabric.
Square in a square beautiful in blues and yellows and greens.
Spring Fever This quilt is a stack and whack in a flower design in pinks and green
Hexagons 3 quilts using jelly rolls and cutting one roll down to 1 ½ inch giving depth and variation to the quilt
A Very Happy Fassett by Jackie Hadley
Jackie made this as a summer quilt with mostly Kaffe Fassett and some Amy Butler fabric. This combination makes a beautiful array of color and technique.
Polka Dots by Jackie Hadley
This is Jackie’s version of Polka Dots. After 3 years of saving fabric Jackie made this beautiful and colorful quilt. Hooray! It’s done.
Posey Quilt by Gayle Wadsworth
Shown by Barbra Ostler
Gayle needed a project for a 24 your train trip. It took that trip plus 4 more months of work before it was finished. The beautiful appliqué work would have taken much longer for many of us I’m sure. It was quilted by Amity Golding.
Diminutive Vessels by Margaret Gray
This is Planet Patchworks 2011 New Years Day Mystery Quilt. They do a new Mystery every year. Margaret started this quilt on January 1st and had it finished for Show and Tell in January. Wow!
This is Planet Patchworks 2011 New Years Day Mystery Quilt. They do a new Mystery every year. Margaret started this quilt on January 1st and had it finished for Show and Tell in January. Wow!
This quilt is a compilation of 3 quilt classes taken at Quilt Fest. First, a class by Bonnie Miles called Baby Baskets. A Helen Butler class on Machine Quilting and a Kim McAllister class on Brazilian Embroidery. Beautiful.
Scarecrow Sampler by Dolores Despain
This darling quilt was a block of the month project from American Quilting.
Lot’s of appliqué surrounded by beautiful blocks of fall colors. It was quilted by her daughter Kirsten.
Shiori’s Kites by Dolores Despain
This charming and bright quilt was hand quilted for a her granddaughter Shiori
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