What's on the Frame? Kristin P's Pioneer Log Cabin quilt. This is a pattern by Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts. Kristin chose the quilting pattern Winding Feather, which goes perfectly with a log cabin quilt. Then we used a cream colored thread called Papyrus. I've included an extra picture here - look at the back of one of her squares. You guys have no idea how small each square was and how intricately well pieced this quilt was. Well done, Kristin!
What's on the Frame? Kathy H's Circles Everywhere quilt. This is Kathy's original creation. She chose the quilting pattern Interlocking Dots. The circles of this pattern echo the appliqued circles in the quilt. Then we used a multicolored variegated thread called Joseph's Coat.
What's on the Frame? Kathy H's black and yellow modern quilt. Kathy chose the quilting pattern Modern Lights. Then we used a bright yellow thread called Sunstone.
What's on the Frame? Cathy F's (of Sonflower Quilts) blue green Thangles quilt. I believe this was a block of the month from the shop. Cathy chose the quilting pattern Large Spirals. This worked with the snails trail pattern and gave the quilt movement. Then we used a light green, light blue and light yellow thread called Soft Sunrise, to contrast all the dark green and blue fabrics.
What's on the Frame? Martha H's (my mom) quilt she made for her grandson (my nephew) on the occasion of his wedding this year. This was a block of the month from Threads of Tradition at Sauder Village from several years ago. We used the quilting pattern Bubbly and a variegated thread called Autumn Days. I've included a picture of the center block, so you could get a closeup of Mom's applique.
What's on the Frame? Louise J's Rectangles quilt. Louise chose the quilting pattern Interlocking Squares, which mimics the piecing design. Then we used a bright multicolored variegated thread called Cleopatra.
What's on the Frame? Cathy F's (of Sonflower Quilts) Flirty Thirties quilt. This was a block of the month from the shop. Cathy chose the quilting pattern Fan Feathers. Then we used white thread, so as to not interfere with the piecing and beautiful applique. I've included a few extra close up pictures of some of the appliques.
