Friday, February 9, 2024

▪️Mini Quilts▪️

Since getting the cast off my arm, I've been making small projects! My wrist is still recovering from the break, so I've found making minis is easier on my wrist. Here are 6 I've made in the past couple weeks:
Quilt Info #1:
Maker: Me!
Size: 7" X 9"
Pattern: cut 2" squares
Batting: Quilters Dream scrap
Thread: Glide--Pink
Pantograph: Sweethearts ⤵️ from Piece & Joy Quilting
This is my 6th mini quilt made to fit in my mini quilt stand. Most of them are for different special days!
Many of the light prints are fussy cut from the fabric I used for the backing!⤵️
Rather than making a quilt block, I like to keep it simple and make these out of 2" squares from my collection.
Quilt Info #2:
Maker: Me!
Pattern: Primavera from Quiltd Studios
Size: 18" x 18"
Batting: Quilters Dream 100% Cotton
Thread: Glide--Nickel
Pantograph: Ikat 1 ⤵️ from Urban Elementz
This is a free modern quilt block pattern from Quiltd Studios!!!
Quilt Info #3 and #4:
Maker: Me!
Pattern: cut 2" squares
Size: 7" x 9"
Batting: Quilters Dream scraps
Thread: Glide--Irish Spring/Linen
Pantograph: Shamrocks & Leaves ⤵️
This is my 7th mini quilt made for my mini quilt stand!
Why two, you may be thinking? These are made out of 2" squares. I cut down 2 1/2" squares when possible, but sometimes I have to cut a 2" strip from my collection. Rather than stash or toss the part I didn't use, I made a second one, to give away.
Quilt Info #5:
Maker: Me!
Pattern: Feather Edged Stars by Joe Cunningham
Size: 17" x 17"
Batting: Quilters Dream scrap
Thread: Glide--Khaki
Pantograph: Eddies Edge To Edge ⤵️ from Quiltable
The quilting was inspired by the yellow print, swirls galore!!! Both prints are from Japan.
I made this during Quilt 2024, a free 5 day virtual quilt class event in January. This was a class with Joe Cunningham--Feather Edged Star, done in improv style. 

I watched a total of 30 classes during the event, which fit into my schedule perfectly, as I was grounded at that time with my arm in a cast!!! A similar event, Summer Camp 2024 will be held July 17-21. Registration begins on June 5th.
Quilt Info #6:
Maker: Me!
Pattern: Sweetheart Strawberry from Burlap and Blossom
Size: 12" x 12"
Batting: Quilters Dream Poly
Thread: Glide--Pink
Pantograph: Cherry Blossoms ⤵️ from Intelligent Quilting
This came as a free pattern from Burlap and Blossoms, for her newsletter subscribers
The pattern comes with 6", 9", 12", 18" and 24" instructions. I made the 12" size--fast & fun!
Thanks for visiting my mini quilt show!!! Now, here's what's coming up: 

Dina Quilt Along on Tuesday, February 13, with Gudrun of GE Designs. This is a "quickie quilt" that is fat quarter or half yard friendly.🙂 Join in by purchasing the pattern at GE Designs, then tune in to their YouTube channel at 4 PM.
Villa Rosa Designs Fast & More Fun Blog Hop, March 14-21. There's a big line-up of bloggers. We were each given 5 VRD patterns to choose from. Sign up to follow Villa Rosa Designs.
The Stripology Virtual Retreat 2024 is coming up on March 15-17 or March 20-22! Gudrun at GE Designs has 2 new quilt patterns, plus a surprise mini. Your choice of fabrics is included. Sign-ups end on February 17th. I'll be participating in the first session, March 15-17 with the Verdigris fabric line!!!
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy

31 comments:

  1. Yay for the cast coming off!!! What a great collection of Minis you have made!!! ( you really don't understand the word rest do you haha!!) I am really drawn to Primavera! Great colors and quilting!!

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  2. All of your minis are adorable! I think Primavera would be great made on a big scale for a throw quilt.

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    1. She has the same block as a throw--also a free pattern!!! https://www.quiltdstudios.com/products/primavera-quilt-pattern-pdf-download-free

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  3. I love these minis! Thanks for sharing! Glad you are recovering and can do some sewing again!

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  4. I’m glad to learn your cast is gone and you are working your way back to normal! Be good to yourself! Rest and do little things. Best wishes! I would love to see the big quilt behind your Valentine display! Love it!

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  5. Looks like you've been having fun, Nancy! So glad your cast is off and hope the wrist is feeling good. I love your mini quilts - especially the Valentine and St. Patrick's ones with all the little squares!

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  6. Happy the cast is off! The minis are great little projects! I especially love the Primavera...you chose the perfect quilting design for it! :)

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  7. So glad you are returning to quilting! Love the minis!! Thanks for linking up your finishes on my blog for TGIFF.

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  8. Hi Nancy! Cute, cute, CUTE. All of them. So glad you are taking it easy with your cast removed but are back in the game. What a fun variety. {{Hugs}} ~smile~ Roseanne

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  9. What a fun collection of predominately seasonal minis. The Urban Elements pantograph really captured my eye. What a fabulous choice to add interest to the modern quilt block.

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  10. Great to be free of cast! And your minis are delicious. Cute little fussy cut hearts, and Primavera is stunning! I love Cherry Blossoms quilting pattern, such a perfect design for your mini strawberry! It feels like Spring ;)
    Thank you so much for sharing!

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  11. Your minis are so fun, Nancy! Love the sweet strawberry pretty. Great to see you are sewing again. It must feel wonderful to be free from the cast.

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  12. Ooh I like that modern quilt block and its quilting design.

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  13. What a great batch of mini quilts, Nancy! The Valentine mini would make a perfect entry for the TABLE SCRAPS Challenge on my blog at the end of the month. Hint! Hint! :o))

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  14. Those mini quilts are all lovely, the apple one is especially adorable and I love the fussy cutting on the valentine one.

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  15. So cute! My little quilt stand is one of my favorite decore items, and I change out the quilt fairly often. It's holding a Valentine mini right now.

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  16. As if something like a broken wrist could keep a quilter like you down for long! Yay for getting your cast off and getting back into the swing of things with these minis!

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  17. Hooray for leaving that cast behind! Your mini quilts are so cheery and the fabrics so fun. I chuckled when you wrote that you would rather cut 2 1/2 inch square to 2 inches rather than cut into a two inch strip. . . .that is so me!!! Be gentle with that wrist. . .it has a lot of catching up to do!---TerryK@OnGoingProjects

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  18. I am so glad that you have the cast off of your arm and you are getting back into your groove. Your mini quilts are adorable. I wish you all the best on your healing journey, Nancy. Hugs.

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  19. So good to see you sewing again! How fun that you took a Joe Cunningham class! All of the quilts look great!

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  20. So glad the cast is off!! Your minis are so sweet! I notice you use red snappers - I have them but took them off because they were so hard to get on.. any tips? xx

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  21. Oh! Forgot to say thanks for joining in on Monday This and That!! xx

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  22. Looks like you are having fun even if you are still recuperating!! So glad your cast came off and you are able to use it more. The nurse in me has to say - Don't overdo it!! Thanks for linking up with Monday Musings.

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  23. Great little finishes! Thanks for sharing. Refresh my memory , is your longarm computerized ? Zenia Rene

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  24. Nancy, I love your idea of a mini quilt for special days. I have some table runners for special days/month too. Your little red mini is adorable.
    Jane in Australia

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  25. Glad your are healing! Love that apple with a heart. Perfect for the challenge.

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  26. Thanks for joining the TABLE SCRAPS Challenge on my blog, Nancy! Your mini was a sweet addition to the Link Party.

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  27. Hi Nancy, I'm glad that you're slowly able to work on quilts. Your minis look great!

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