Quilt number 27 is quilted with "White Caps":
This pattern calls for 4 fat quarters, and as my friend says, "Who doesn't have 4 fat quarters?!" Here are the four fat quarters I used in baby quilt number 27:
The backing is from IKEA:
I loaded and quilted three quilts at once, side-by-side, on my longarm this month, quilt numbers 28, 29 and 30. They all have the same backing and are all quilted with "Egg Carton":
Quilt number 28:
Quilt number 29:
Quilt number 30:
The quilt pattern I'm using is "Simple Gifts" from the mini book, Fat Quarter Love, by Modern Quilt Studio.
Check out the charity quilt link-up at Slice of Pi Quilts on the last day of each month in 2018. Be sure to link up any charity projects you've been working on this month.
And here is Day 5 of our California road trip; video produced by our DD2:
Linking up with Cooking Up Quilts, Monday Making, Clever Chameleon, Freemotion by the River, Let's Bee Social, Midweek Makers, Wednesday Wait Loss, N&TT, TGIFF, Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Friday Foto Fun, Busy Hands Quilts.
Such bright and cheerful quilts! What a blessing those quilts are! Thank you for celebrating the lives of these precious babies with Down syndrome.
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I really like that egg carton quilt design, and think I might try to freehand it. It adds such great texture! Congrats on finishing more quilts toward your goal Nancy!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I really like the colors in #28! You are really doing well working toward your goal!
ReplyDeleteNancy, I am so impressed that you are able to keep up in making so many of these adorable quilts. I know the pattern is pretty simple to sew up but still!!
ReplyDeleteAnother super batch, Nancy! I like that starry backing fabric, too :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job on these quilts. I love the quilting - so modern, flowy and prefect for the charity quilts. You are making good progress on them. I believe you may get them all done!
ReplyDeleteThese quilts are simple but beautiful. I can see that your studio is a place for joy and creativity. Have a great week!!!
ReplyDeleteThe quilts are terrific, and well needed, but I loved seeing your machine set up, and that beautiful room with all the sunlight coming in! What a wonderful place to quilt.
ReplyDeleteYou are doing such a great job keeping up with all of these. So amazing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Three at once!!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilts! They are so cheerful, they are bound to make someone happy. Very clever to load them that way so you can quilt four at once! Thanks for linking to Wednesday Wait Loss.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful collection of quilts for those babies. I'm sure they will be very much treasured :)
ReplyDeleteLove to see those all lined up on the frame - the best way to get many done at once!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I'm so glad you are quilting for that organization!
ReplyDeleteI love these little quilts.... that white stripe between the two panels somehow adds so much. Well done on so much progress on your ambitious charity goal, I'm in awe. And thanks for linking to Clever Chameleon. :)
ReplyDeleteLove, love, LOVE seeing these all lined up on the longarm waiting for the needle and thread to finish their magic!!
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ReplyDeleteWhat great charity quilts. You'll be at 52 before you know it. Thanks for linking up with Thank Goodness It's Finished Friday (TGIFF).
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