Antique Lace Lap Quilt

 Another quilt inspired by a Missouri Star tutorial!  

Make an "Antique Lace" Quilt with Jenny!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppcYmt_Nj-U

As I studied this, I thought I could make a 2 color quilt, and this is what resulted!

At 44 x 54, this is a comfortable lap sized quilt. Made with white muslin and red and blue scraps. I coffee stained it dyer quilting, to make it look old and loved. 

Stipple free motion quilted, with a poly cotton blend batting. 

2 leftover blocks sit on the back, enlarging the width of the backing. 

Sold on etsy 

Happy Flying Geese

 Look at all these bright colors! I made 2 quilts from these happy quarter yards cuts purchased on sale at JoAnns. All the neutrals came from my wonderful stash!

SOLD on etsy

Big T Lap Quilt

 This quilt went together pretty quickly with a set of 5 coordinated fat quarters purchased a JoAnns with a 50% off coupon. I set them on a simple unbleached muslin. Each block had flying geese units that I sewed and used the "waste" to make tiny HST's. Those HST's became 3" broken dishes for lengthing the quilt. I used all but about 10" of the final leftover  1.5" strip to widen it!

https://youtu.be/khdimAbXpFc

I offset the sides by  4.5" to improve the overall shape of my quilt. 

Three leftover blocks on the back. 

Stipple quilted. Thin, poly batting. 

Gifted to Hannah Wilder a send off gift when she left Saint Andrews, May 2022

Ezekiel's Cozy Quilt

 I made this quilt from a pile of miscellaneous scraps given to me by my friend Sharon when she cleaned out her sewing room. They were varous sizes of scraps, from Mikey Mouse, to Spiderman, from Hulk to Captain America. 

I combined each color to a solid and made a random number of blocks, depending on how much fabric I had of each design. 

I saw I coul make an around the world pattern, and had enough blocks and bits to widen the back!

He loves it......

To make this quilt cozy, I backed it with a piece of flannel I had bought at Joann's after Christmas. It features tiny skeleton dinosaurs with Christmas hats! I then free motion quilted a meandar over a thin, poly bat. 

The final scraps were JUST enough to make a pillowcase! 

Chandelier Quilt

 Inspired by one of the tutorials on Missouri Star quilt blog, I made this quilt with a beautiful charm pack and about a yard and a half of a white on white floral. This was a really easy quilt to make, and would be very well suited as a teaching quilt for new quilters! For each three charms you can complete two blocks and as you see I cut a couple of the blocks in half to complete the setting.

Make a "Chandelier" Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy-sFNUwLNM

Gifted to Celia in memory of her daughter Sandra

This quilt was gifted to my sister-in-law Celia, a memorial quilt remembering her daughter Sandra. 

Granny's Flower Garden Charms

Made from 1 sweet charm pack and my half hexagon template plus about a yard of background fabric I was able to make this sweet lap quilt.

The border is a fabric leftover from the fabrics Carrie gave me to make Francie's big girl quilt. 

The border is from Carries scraps, and I used a piece of border fabric to widen the back. This quilt is for sale on my Etsy shop. 

Quilted along the shapes of the hexagon patches.