Baby's Inspection

I recently completed a queen size (95 x 95 inches) Log Cabin quilt. I was proudly showing it off when Baby decided she had to inspect the quilt right then. She stepped on the quilt, pulled it out of my hands and looked it over.

One of my favorites, it's a Long List

Every year I make a quilt for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life fundraiser. This is the quilt I made for 2010.

Saturday

I was busy today. Assembled the backing for the Carolina Chain, quilted and put the binding on it. Just have to sew the binding down. Will post the pciture when it's completely done.

In the meantime, how about another t-shirt quilt. Really love t-shirt quilts!

More quilts

The first quilt is made from T-shirts of a recent graduate of the University of Arizona.

I received a request for a picture of the BACK of the quilt made from baby quilts. The baby quilts show on the front and the back. The upper center of the quilt is the blanket she came home from the hospial in.

Gotta Love T-Shirt Quilts

Every time I make a t-shirt quilt, I am always amazed at the end result. The material is usually t-shirts that are worn out or too small, but the memories can't be used for cleaning rags or thrown away. I cut the t-shirts up, arrange them with some fabric and sew the pieces together. After it is qulted and bound, the t-shirts don't have to sit in a box or a dresser drawer!

The quilt in this picture belongs to my daughter, Becky. I used her graduation gown as the sashing and her Academic Decathelon shirts for border and blocks. Her sash is appliqued to a block. He first job is also in the quilt (can you guess where?).

Carolina Chain

I am making a Carolina Chain quilt. The pattern was in Quiltmaker magazine in the Addicted to Scraps column. So far, I like it! Sam sat in the window next to my work table to keep an an eye on me. You can't see Baby, but she was in her basket under the table.

My T-Shirt quilt

T-Shirt quilts are one of my favorite things to make. The quilt in the picture is mine. The t-shirts are from the 1970's until now. Of course, Sam & Baby helped me.