Confetti quilt

Sonflower Quilts did this really great block of the month last year called "Confetti". So Cathy F of Sonflower had me quilt up her shop sample. We used a quilting pattern called Modern Leaves and quilted it with a red,green,blue and yellow variegated thread.

Blue Yellow Log Cabin Variation Quilt

This is a beautiful blue and yellow log cabin variation quilt. It was made by Chryl H. We used the quilting pattern called Pentas because it looks like clouds. And the beautiful yellow fabric on the borders and centers of the squares are trees with sky peaking out through them. So the cloud quilting was perfect for this quilt.

Grandma's 100th birthday quilt

Becky W made this gorgeous purple quilt for her grandma's 100th birthday. She was helping the kids in Sonflower Quilt's kids camp make a quilt, so she made one too. She added a really pretty border and it turned out the perfect size for her grandma. We used a Interlocking Rounded Flowers quilting pattern to really accent the quilt.

Snowman Gatherings quilt

Here's another one from Cathy F on Sonflower Quilts. This was a Snowman applique quilt from their shop a year or two ago. It used primitive gatherings fabric (which is awesome!). The snowmen were so cute! I used a Snowy Windy Day pantograph or edge to edge pattern and then went around the snowmen appliques.

Quarter Square Parade quilt

Here's a beautiful quilt that I quilted for Cathy F of Sonflower Quilts. She calls it "Quarter Square Parade". She chose gorgeous tropical colored batiks to make this quilt. Then she chose a quilting pattern called Waves. What a great looking quilt!

kara's t-shirt quilt

I made an awesome t-shirt quilt for Kara on occasion of her high school graduation. 15 of her favorite shirts were chosen and made into a quilt. We chose the quilting pattern Interlocking Dots, which perfectly complements the quilt and the logos on the tshirts. Kara's Mom sent me a picture of Kara and her quilt at her graduation party. Congratulations!

Coloring book craze

Have you all discovered adult coloring books yet? I have and I love them. I spiral bind them so that they open flat. Sometimes I use Prismacolor pencils, but I really love sharpie ultra fine markers. Here's one I did last month.