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.
What's on the Frame? Judy M's double-sided Star Wars quilt. She had 2 Star Wars quilts and opted to put one of the front and one on the back. Judy chose the quilting pattern Celebration. On the front, we used a variegated blue, gold, lime and aqua thread called Atrium. Then on the back quilt, we used a lime green thread.
What's on the Frame? My own Tula Pink Butterfly quilt. I started this quilt about 2 years ago and made it from my scraps of fabric from the designer Tula Pink. I quilted it with the pattern Waves 3, because it gives motion to the area around the butterfly. Then I used a variegated light pink, yellow, blue and green thread called Tiny Tuts, so that you could see the quilting in the background. The last picture gives perspective as we hung it on the wall - it's a huge quilt - about 93x93".
What's on the Frame? Kathy D's Hunter Star quilt. This is the companion quilt to the first Hunters Star quilt that she made. Kathy chose the quilting pattern Interlocking Bubbles, which provided sound round-ness to all the sharp angles in the quilt. Then we used a variegated cream thread called Papyrus.
What's on the Frame? Kathy D's very cute outer space baby quilt. She made it from a pattern called Baby Kissing Frogs. We used a variegated yellow and blue thread called Alexandria. Then we used a quilting pattern called Spacey.
What's on the Frame? Susan M's "Abundance" quilt. This is a free pattern from Jordan Fabrics. Susan chose the quilting pattern Interlocking Rounded Flower, which mimics the flowers in the fabrics. Then we used a variegated pink and brown thread called Valley of the Queens.
What's on the Frame? Susan M's Winter Wonderland quilt. She chose the quilting pattern Angel Wings. Then we used a tan colored thread called Flax, so that the quilting would not detract from the beautiful panels in the quilt.
