Quilts 2019, 2018, 2017

YEAR - 2019 - 21  quilts so far not counting Decembers.

DECEMBER 2018
Quilt Doodle

2019

January

Quilt Magazine - Secret Garden

Row by Row from Pat Sloan

February


Jelly Roll Race

Another Row from Pat Sloan's book.


Painted quilt - Using Ink Pencils.




February Quilt for my mother's 80th birthday.  People signed it for her birthday



May

Finished this Christmas Quilt

May 2020 - put it in my Quilt Guild's show.
Look at the quilting


May 2019 - For Martha Cameron's retirement 






July






August


Sewology, 2 years old and completed.


Completed the add on with  Mom's quilt.


Completed the Snowflake Quilt from Jetgirl, a free Quilt a long.  It's wonderful.  Check it out.



Quilt Pattern from Tartankiwi - Paper piece


October

Baby quilt that I made for a friend. 

 Autumn quilt made by all scraps.  It was easy to make with all the 2 1/2 scraps.
  

November

Harry Potter Quiltalong from Sew Fresh.

Baby Quilt for Premies for my Quilting Guild.


December - gift for friend - Patchwork Posse Row by Row Disappearing Nine Patch



YEAR 2018 - 18 quilts

Brand new year and I'm more than happy to share this new year's list of quilts.  And I have a number of them already.  There are presently 18 quilts completed and one bag (see below)

January

Bag of paints

Snow BOM

Bear Pillow

February


Vice Versa Quilt

Sea Glass Quilt for back of my Sofa

March 

Baby Quilt

Another baby quilt with the same block as the above one
and this one was for the Premie quilts

One barn door completed. 
Waiting for the other



April - 

Midnight Garden by Sara Tuttle and Sandy Brawner
Scraps of green, hand dyed wool for the rest

May 


Sunkissed Poppy, 27" x 24" by Elaine Quehl
Fabric hand dyed by Elaine Quehl

Barn door completed.  Each door (2 quilts here) are 28" by 56"
Pattern by Sew Kind of Wonderful.
Main background is Tan Grunge.

June -
You and Me by Chic.

Quilting was small squares.


July -
Quilt as you go.  You can't see the quilting as well as you should.  My own pattern
Quilting

August - Busy time...
Table cloth for a friend.
September
Small table runner
New outfit.
November

Quilt Doodle 2018 BOM

Table Top for my Aunt.


December



YEAR 2017 In Total this year -  16 quilts.

January:





February






March




August

Row by Row

September - another row by row completed.



Cheerio Quilt for my table.

October -

  Bad back stopped me from quilting too much.  A little too painful.  But I did get some row by rows completed, and I know that doesn't count.  Then in December I broke my machine and it went in for repairs but I do have a couple more to add to this list:


My own Pattern and Design.  Quilting took forever.

November


Bag for my paints

About 20 of these bowl holders for Christmas gifts.

A Premie Baby quilt for donation.

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