And the final quilt for the 2025 Festival of Quilts are the quilts of Sheila L. The first is Allegheny, a colorful flying geese quilt. The second is a baby ladybug quilt. The third is Crimson Christmas. The fourth is a small metallic star quilt. The final one is Positive Negative, a block of the month from Sonflower Quilts.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today are the quilts by Susan M. The first is Boxes and Bows, a pattern by Basic Grey. The second is Metro Rings - from a class at Sauder Village, with the pattern by Sew Kind of Wonderful. The third is a quilt called Stars Upon Stars, a lifetime masterpiece quilt. The last is a scrappy strippy bars quilt.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today are the quilts by Sharon W. The first is Windrifter, a pattern by Robin Pickens. The second is Crimson Christmas, a pattern by Krista Moser. The third is Astral Vision.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today are the quilts by Sharon C. First is a colorful flannel quilt 1. Second is another colorful flannel quilt 2. Third is her grandson's picture quilt. Fourth is a purple quilt that we enlarged, after I had already quilted it.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today is a quilt from Peggy W. She made a Metro Rings quilt from a class she took at Sauder Village. The pattern is from Sew Kind of Wonderful.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today are quilts from Pat D. She made two Disappearing Nine Patch scrappy smaller quilts - one pink and one purple.
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today is a quilt from Pam P. It's a beautiful log cabin and stars quilt she calls "Salute".
The 2025 Festival of Quilts continues! Today is a quilt from Nancydee M. She pieced this lovely quilt with beautiful fabrics and I believe the pattern was from Missouri Star.
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.
