The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today are 9 quilts from Nancy D. The first is flower pinwheels; the second is fussy cut flowers in the center of stars; the third is a grandmother's fan quilt; the fourth is jeweled prisms; the fifth is a one block wonder quilt; the sixth is picket fences and flowers; the seventh is a red and yellow spiderweb quilt; the eighth is a blue stars around the world; and the last is pink and yellow diamonds.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today are 2 quilts from Michelle Z. The first is a kaleidoscope quilt, with a black background. The second is a really cute strawberry quilt.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today is a quilt from Martha H. (my mom). This quilt is called Anna's Baskets. She made this quilt from a pattern by Laundry Basket Quilts.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today are the quilts from Louise J. The first is called Charmed Nines, a colorful scrappy quilt. The second is Moulinets, a rainbow colored pinwheel quilt. The third is Strip Ribbons, a pattern by GE Designs. The last is Strip Twist, also a pattern by GE Designs.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today are the quilts from Kristin P. The first is called Gratitude, a pattern by Laundry Basket Quilts using scrappy blue fabrics, The second is called Sparklers, a pattern also by Laundry Basket Quilts. The third is a log cabin sampler quilt - a block of the month from The Quilt Patch. The last is a quilt called Pieced Treasure, a quilt kit from the Sauder Village quilt shop.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today are the quilts from Kathy D. The first is a brightly colored quilt called Gemstones. The second with a blue border is a batik sampler log cabin. The third is a blue and white sampler. The fourth is a traditional colored Crooked Four Patch. The fifth with the blue and white accent strips is called Gilda. The sixth is brightly colored "o"'s called Asagail. The seventh is a scrappy bowties quilt. The eighth is a valentines quilt made from the 2025 Fig Tree quilts sew along. The ninth is a halloween panel quilt, a brighter colored Crooked Four Patch, and the last two are patriotic quilts.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! This is something I do every year where I re-post pictures of all the quilts that I have quilted for the previous year. Today is a quilt from Julie M. It's called Crooked Four Patch and was from a class taken out at the Sauder Village quilt shop.
