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.  

Happy Geese #2

 Made with the same fabrics but setting the Geese in a different pattern! 

Gifted to Mother  Dawn Starry when she left St Andrews for her own parish in Chicago.  Signed by the congregants. 

Wallah!

 With 2 Kona charm packs plus assorted other charm solids, I took inspiration from Jenny Doan to make this bright lap quilt. 

Make the "Wallah!" Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIojFba2xk4

It was a fun technique. Quilted in swoops and loops free motion, with an 80/20 quilt batting and bright white back. First finished of 2022!

Sold on etsy

Lemoyne Stars Reproduction Medallion Lap Quilt

 Made from leftovers of a few projects, these Civil War era scraps combined nicely into a simple medallion style lap quilt. Inspired by a Missouri Star tutorial. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-mMa50YefY

I made the border from HST'S made from the same pattern as the HST'S in the stars. There are 3 different neutrals, but they are real close in value. 

The quilt pattern used very different borders, but this is the central medallion I liked so much! 

The back was widened with 2 2.5" strips. 

SOLD! n Etsy

Snail Trail Green Orange Baby Quilt

 Made because I found the fabrics at Anaheim, and I wanted to.imptove on the Snails Trail QUILT Pattern I learned from Missouri Star Quilt's. 

Make a Snail Trail Quilt with Jenny!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgwMCzQHsZs

There are 4 main fabrics: 2 white backgrounds with critters and an orange and a green. The border has jungle animal names. 

Quilted free motion meander

A strip of fabric to widen the back. His scrap came from my nieces fabrics she used in photographing her first child every month of her first year. 

Patty lifted this quilt for her friend Karen's grandchild.