I have 9 client quilts to share with you today! Made by 4 quilters! Here we go!!!
First up is Kyle's quilt! Isn't this the cutest?!! Made from Tilda prints by Norwegian designer Tone Finnager. The pattern is "Wild Rover" from Villa Rosa Designs. Kyle chose the pantograph "Lovegrass", which adds to the elegance of this quilt!!!Next is a baby quilt made by Karen for her first great-grandchild!!! She used the "Wanda" pattern, the cover quilt from the book Stripology Mixology 2 by GE Quilt Designs. Karen's quilt is quilted with this sweet pantograph called "Romance"!When Karen started this quilt she didn't know if it was a boy or girl. By the time she finished she learned it's a baby girl, so we went with a girly pantograph for quilting, "Romance"!The next quilt is a baby quilt made by my sister, Quilter Bonnie! Bonnie made it for her friend's grandchild, due to arrive the end of August. Bonnie kept it sweet and simple by going with a layer cake in the theme chosen by the parents--lake life and fishing!!!
This pantograph is called "Swells"!!! ⤴️⤵️ The next 6 quilts were all made by Lynn--she's been one busy quilter!!! And she has a new favorite quilt pattern! But first let me show you her National Parks panel quilt: Lynn picked the "Ponderosa Pine Spray" pantograph for this outdoorsy quilt!Now, Lynn's new favorite pattern, "Koby" from GE Quilt Designs! Gudrun had a "Quickie Quilt Along" on June 29, 2023 that featured the Koby quilt pattern. Buy the pattern and you get the one-hour teaching video with extra tips and tricks, including how to deal with directional prints! Lynn's first of five Koby quilts is this ocean themed version!Lynn picked the "Sand Dollars and Starfish" pantograph--what a great choice for this quilt!!!Here are the last four quilts by Lynn, all Koby quilts! She has really mastered this pattern! These are all the "Baby" size, which is a very generous 43" x 60".
This one, in sweet coral and turquoise ocean prints, is also quilted with "Sand Dollars and Starfish"!!!These last three Koby quilts are all dinosaur quilts in different colorways:All three of these dinosaur quilts are quilted with "Jungle Party with Swirls" pantograph!!! Great job, Quilters!!! Keep on quilting!!!
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
That is a lot of quilts! And I am guessing the dinosaur quilts are not for one child alone but for many - maybe through charity? I am sure they will make them very happy. Dinosaurs are always in high demand with boys ;)
ReplyDeleteWow, you've been busy! Great choices on the quilting designs on each one.
ReplyDeleteThese gals kept you busy for a while. It's always so fun to see what designs you quilt on each quilt, nice work as usual!
ReplyDeleteWow you sure have been busy! What great quilting designs you chose for each of these. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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So many fun quilts. I really like seeing all the different choices - fabrics, patterns and quilting designs. The Koby quilts seem like a good one to keep in mind!
ReplyDeleteSo much pretty eye candy to enjoy in this post. All of the quilters did an amazing job and your quilting is fabulous and perfect for each quilt. Thank you so much for sharing all of these lovelies, Nancy.
ReplyDeleteFabulous finishes! Love the sand dollars and the leafy designs.
ReplyDeleteWow - you have had your machine humming! So many fun quilts!
ReplyDeleteWonderful finishes! The quilting designs compliment them all so well.
ReplyDeleteWow, those are some fun quilts! I really love the quilting designs for each quilt - that's half the fun of quilting to see the texture bring a quilt to life.
ReplyDeleteSo many pantographs. I particularly liked the sweet grass design. Seems you had a very busy week. Is 9 quilts a record?
ReplyDeleteI quilted these 9 quilts over 12 days. It helped that they were mainly smallish sized!
DeleteBusy Quilter and Very Busy longarm quilter. All quilts are very cute. Hugs
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts, and wonderful quilting! I love the Jungle panto, it looks great with dinosaurs ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing all these pretties, and linking up!
What a lot of pretty quilts. It was fun to see what you quilted on them and to see so many different pantographs.
ReplyDeleteYou have been very busy! I admire how you can pump out finished quilts from your longarm. It's a great machine to own!
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