Cheryl could not resist sharing this sign from in a quilt shop in Ohio. Read on the see what treasures Cheryl found. |
But first....let's see what other quilters shared.
Candy made two quilts like this...one for her niece and one for her home. |
Take a look at this nice zig zag quilting design on Candy's quilt. Joanna announced that she has finished the quilting on Ella's Kansas Quilt. We can't wait to see it! |
Margaret made this quilted piece and will make a bag similar to one in her lap. |
Margaret found this wonderful cat fabric in a quilt shop in Winston Salem. |
Close up |
Margaret is making star blocks for a Seeing Stars Quilt. Click on the link to read more about Seeing Stars Quilt a Long. |
Close up of the fabric |
Here's a picture of the Seeing Stars Quilt. |
Cheryl K made this sweet baby quilt. |
Cheryl went on a shop hop in Ohio and found lots of lovely fabric. This will be the flannel back for the baby quilt. |
Lovely brainy blue fabric |
Beautiful batik |
One of these reds will be an accent color in a quilt for Cheryl's son and daughter-in-law. |
Nice backing fabric |
The quilt for Cheryl's son and daughter-in-law will have these grays. |
Lynda and Britt went to Pineapple Fabric's sale last week and Lynda found some beautiful fabrics. Click on the link to find out about Pineapple's next sale. |
Lynda found the just right colors in this jelly roll. |
Another view |
Lynda's fabric collection |
Deborah shared this photo of a play mat made for her granddaughter using Laurel Burch fabrics. The pattern for the play mat is free on Thoughts and Thimbles Blog. |
Deborah remembered this week to bring the Postage Stamp Quilt made by her great-grandmother perhaps in the 1930's. |
One inch blocks, hand pieced. Now to decide whether to hand-quilt this heirloom or tie it. |
Thanks to Ruth B for hosting this week!
Quilters dined at Gugelhupf Cafe and Bakery in Durham. |
Until next time, happy quilting!
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