This is another variation on "Crossroads" from Amy Walsh & Janine Burke's book, Colorful Quilts for Fabric Lovers. This is Cat's Quilt.
Not Yet Finished...
These are quilt tops I have finished, but have not yet been quilted.
"Early Autumn" has 81 trees and 91 different fabrics.
This is the second Nightingale Quilt. You can get the Nightingale Tutorial here, at my Etsy shop.
This is the third Nightingale quilt.
This quilt doesn't have a name yet but it is a Happy Stripes quilt.
This is the Needle in a Haystack quilt.
This is Carnelian, an orange quilt using curves inspired by Sujata Shah's book, Cultural Fusion Quilts.
These are the Green Birds. I have a name for it, but I can't remember. You can make birds! You can get my tutorial here, at my Etsy shop. It's an instant download so you can get started right away.
This is the Green Deco quilt.
This is the same quilt, laid out on top of the backing I have prepared for it. The colors of the quilt are much truer in this photo.
This is the white Macnas quilt, Nonchalant. It's a scrap quilt.
This is the red and white Macnas quilt I am calling Big Red.
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3 comments:
I've been entranced by your slab triangles since the first post, and love what you've done with them. I appreciate how you've shared the process with us, to the point that I've stashed all the relevant posts in a file to serve as inspiration, because I want a Fruit Loops of my own!
Enjoy the tree one a lot. Love the colours and the shapes. Would love to know the measurements for the blocks.
I love so many of your quilts and I totally organized my sewing room and fabrics thanks to you! I'm planning a fruit loops and then a bird quilt. Thanks for the patterns. I was also wondering if the tree quilt is pieced or applique. So pretty. It might be after the birds!! After all, the birds will need somewhere to nest.
Thanks,
Mary
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