Heidi showed a levi quilt top and an easy and cute pink stripe baby quilt.
Stephanie M has been making the cutest little skirts - we love the flower detail on each one -
and these adorable ties for the boys.
I think everyone fell in love with the wipe covers Stephanie M and Trina made. Here is one tutorial to make a wipe case cover for anyone interested in making them.
Teri brought a brown and cream quilt top she is making for a bedroom redo and she showed this woodland wall quilt that would be perfect to decorate a cabin or trophy room.
Tonya brought the crib ruffle and bumper set she is making for a new baby boy. She also made a matching wipe cover and car seat cover in such a fun color combination!
Rosemary finished her jellyroll sampler quilt we have been working on. She chose a valentine themed jelly roll for her blocks and paired it with a brown background - a combination we thought was unusual but we all love. The instructions for all the blocks in the sampler quilt can be found here.
Rosemary also showed a patchwork quilt that uses purple embroidered blocks and lots of scraps for the accent blocks and borders.
Julie brought her finished I Spy quilt. It is pieced using disappearing 9-patch blocks and was quilted by LeAnn. Julie also brought some poems that could be included on the label of I Spy quilts. Thanks Julie!
I Spy
by Ron Nelson
I spy, and so I see
So many stories in front of me.
A quilt of wonders in every fold,
Every square is a tale to be told.
Every thing and every face
Has a story and has a place.
So have a look try to spy,
See what's there, and tell me why.
14,286 Pieces of Fabric
author unknown
Behind the painted picket gate
There lived a quilter known as Kate.
She had one son, a boy named John;
One daughter whom she doted on.
She had one husband and one house,
One pup, one cat, one little mouse,
and 14,287 pieces of fabric.
Next best thing to being there, Lori!! Thanks!
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