Category Archives: quilts

BOM Class Now Scheduled – Sign up Today!

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Kathleen and I just finished teaching the last class in our Imari Plates Block of the Month and we could not have been more thrilled with the group of ladies in the class and the amazing quilts they all produced! Each quilt is just as stunning as the next. They all turned out so different and so beautiful. Above are just a few of the quilts from the class. My bad photography skills do not do them justice.

Kathleen and I have a third round of our BOM starting this fall. It will the the 4th Saturday of every month from 9:00-10:30 am at The Little General Fabric Boutique in Reynolda Village. The BOM will $25 per class and there will be six classes. We would love to have you join us for this great BOM. If you are interested, please feel free to contact me using the form below.

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Metro Rings

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I am almost finished with my Metro Rings quilt top. I have to add 2 more rows to the bottom. The pattern called for 35 strips and the jellyroll I used only had 30. I guess I could keep it the way it is, but I went ahead and ordered another jellyroll. I figured I could use the left over strips to make a baby version of the Metro Hoops pattern or Maybe a baby version of another Metro Rings quilt.

Sunday Sewing

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I started working on the Metro Rings Quilt this weekend. It is another Quick Curve Ruler pattern designed by Sew Kind of Wonderful. I just finished the Metro Hoops top and I was chomping at the bit to start this quilt. I am using a Joel Dewberry Notting Hill jellyroll. Both the Metro Hoops and Rings pattern use jellyrolls.

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This quilt is coming together quickly and I am kind of excited to get the top done, so I hope to get it done soon.

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Tillie’s Kaleidoscope Quilt

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Isn’t Tillie’s Kaleidoscope quilt so fab! I had so much fun quilting this. These large spirals on a quilt is a first for me and I am so excited about how it turned out.

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Quilt Top

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Quilt Back

Making Progress

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I have been trying to take some time this summer to get some of the quilts I have started finished. I made this quilt based on a Denyse Schmidt pattern, but I used my Go Baby Accuquilt to cut the flying geese. The flying geese finished larger then the pattern called for. This quilt finished a large king size. I think I’m gonna use it on my bed. I have a list of other quilts to finish, so I’m going to keep on chugging and work my way through it….hopefully.

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Scrappy Lemoyne Star Quilt Pattern

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Lemoyne Star Quilt

Designed by Gina Allen

 51” X 68”

 

The Lemoyne Star blocks were constructed using Deb Tucker’s Rapid Fire Lemoyne Star Ruler © and the Tucker Trimmer III© ruler.

1/8 yard of 12 Assorted Prints for Stars (1.5 yards total)

3½ yards Background Fabric for the Stars, Squares and Setting Triangles

3¾ yard Backing Fabric

½ yard Binding Fabric

59” x 76” Batting

Cutting Instructions:

Cut (1) 3 ¼” strip from each of the 12 Assorted Prints. These strips will be used for the points of the Lemoyne Star Block.

Background:

Cut (12) 4 ¾” strips from the background. These strips will be used for the background of the Lemoyne Star Blocks.

Cut (2) 12 ½” strips. Sub cut each 12 ½” strips into (3) 12 ½” squares for a total of (6) 12 ½” squares

Cut (2) 18 1/8” strips. Sub cut (3) 18 1/8” squares from these strips. Cut each 18 1/8” square diagonally twice (from upper left corner to lower right corner and upper right corner to lower left corner).  These will be the setting triangles used in the sides, top and bottom of the quilt. A total of (10) setting triangles are needed.

From the fabric remaining from the 18 1/8” cut, cut (2) 9 3/8” squares. Sub cut each square once on the diagonal. These will be the (4) setting triangles used for the corners of the quilt.

Block Construction: Pair together a 3¼” strip with a 4 ¾” strip for the star block. You will need 6 pairs for the Star blocks. Each pair will yield enough to make 2 star blocks. (12) 12 ½” Lemoyne star blocks are used in this quilt. Using the directions provided with the Rapid Fire Lemoyne Star Ruler, piece together 12 star blocks.

Layout the quilt referring to the quilt diagram. Sew the blocks together in diagonal rows. Press the seam allowances open.

Layer the quilt top with batting and backing. Quilt as desired.

From the binding fabric, cut (6) 2” strips for binding.

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Ellen’s Quilt

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Ellen’s Quilt

This week I quilted Ellen’s Pixilated Heart Quilt. If I am not mistaken, I think she designed this all on her own! Ellen took her first sewing lesson from me a few years back, so I think I should take half the credit for the beautiful quilt she designed and pieced. (wink, wink) I could not be more proud of her.

Amy Jo’s Quilt

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Amy Jo’s Quilt

I love the quilt, I love the fabric, I love the quilting…

May or may not give it back to Amy Jo.

Tillie’s Voile Quilt

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Tillie’s Quilt

Today I quilted Tillie’s voile quilt. She made this beautiful quilt for her granddaughter who is off to college in the fall. I cannot tell you how wonderful this quilt feels. It is voile on the front and back. So luxurious! Tillie’s granddaughter is one lucky girl. All of the voile Tillie used in her quilt is available at The Little General Fabric Boutique in Reynolda Village.

Log Cabin Lovely

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Sue’s Quilt

I finished quilting this Log Cabin Lovely today. It’s Sue’s and it’s perfection! She did such a great job on it. Until now, I haven’t really had the best space to take full sized pictures of all of the quilts I’ve quilted. My husband took care of that for me this weekend. He put up a cable/clothes line do-ma thingy for me and now I can hang the quilts and take pictures. It’s much better sharing the whole quilt instead of just a little snippet, don’t you think!