Thursday, June 25, 2026

3 Quilts

It may look like 4 quilts, but the first photo is just a reminder from a couple weeks ago, and is a matching pair to the top right quilt.
Quilt Info #1:
Maker: Lori
Pattern: Vintage Stitching by My Sew Quilty Life
Size: 56" x 78"
Batting: Fairfield 80/20
Thread: Glide--Cream
Pantograph: Baby Blue Eyes ⤵️ from My Creative Stitches
Lori makes a baby quilt and a matching big bed quilt for each grandchild. I quilted the baby quilt a couple weeks ago, and now here is the big bed quilt. She requested the same quilting design, too, so it's familiar to the grandchild.
These flowers are smaller than the original single flower baby quilt. 
What a beautiful quilt!!!
Quilt Info #2:
Maker: Bonnie
Pattern: Tile Tracks Table Runner by Rayche Gurl
Size: 19" x 32"
Batting: Quilters Dream Cotton
Thread: Glide--Sky
Pantograph: Malachite ⤵️ from Urban Elementz
Bonnie made this table runner from a collection of Minnesota themed charm squares.
Backing and batting on hand makes a quilter happy!
Bonnie had a birthday recently and we had a mini road trip, including 4 quilt shops She picked up this fun pattern at The Noble Quilter. The pattern is exclusive to that shop.
Bonnie made this table runner as a gift for a girlfriend who has a cabin.
Quilt Info #3:
Maker: Susan
Pattern: October Sky from Villa Rosa Designs
Size: 48" x 75"
Batting: Warm & Natural
Thread: Glide--Light Tan
Pantograph: Antlers ⤵️ from Anne Bright Designs
I love this antler quilting design! I've used it several times now, always for Susan!
This deer looks so realistic.
Susan found this perfect polar fleece for the back at Hobby Lobby--more deer!
This is a gift for a friend of the family.
Three quilts. Three gifts. I'm sure that all three (four?!) of these quilts will be appreciated and loved!

Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy

18 comments:

  1. That flower big bed quilt is gorgeous. Such a good idea for the 2 quilts for each grandchild! What a pretty table runner, it does look perfect for a cabin (which sounds good to me right now!) I like those blocks of color. The deer quilt is beautiful. The panel looks very similar to one I used in a quilt for my deer-hunting nephew. So she used the Villa Rosa pattern top and bottom? I wish I had found that backing for the one I made! As usual, your quilting is spectacular!

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  2. I agree with Linda, your quilting is always perfect;) Good job to all you ladies!

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  3. You have such a great eye for matching the quilting with the quilt, Nancy! that first quilt is so pretty and will make a sweet combo with the baby quilt. All of the quilts are so nicely done!

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  4. All of the ladies did a wonderful job on the beautiful quilts and your quilting is gorgeous Nancy. I am amazed at the deer antler quilting- that is impressive. Have a beautiful day. Hugs

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  5. I'm glad I never started to quilt for others - I sure wouldn't have the time - yours look good

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  6. Amazing texture added with the stitching pantos you've chosen. Great job!

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  7. Such wonderful finishes. . . AGAIN! You sure choose the best pantos for the quilts! I love the baby and big bed quilt plan of Lori and the antler panto . . .perfect for the project!

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  8. The big rose quilt is gorgeous! What a fun idea to make the baby quilt and a matching bed quilt at the same time. You always choose the perfect quilting design for each customer, Nancy!

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  9. I loving the patterns you chose for the quilts you quilt as you always seem to have the perfect pattern.

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  10. Ah, here is Lori's matching big bed quilt for her grandchild, what a great idea and these roses are very pretty! Baby Blue Eyes is perfect for this one. I love Antlers too! Bravo for these 3 new finishes, and thank you for sharing your wonderful work. Hugs

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  11. My friend Betty does the same—makes a small baby quilt and a matching “big bed” quilt for each grandchild. It’s a cute idea! I am going to order that antlers pattern. I love the way it looks on the deer quilt, and hunting season is coming up!

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  12. What a nice idea to make coordinating quilts. I've not heard of anyone doing that, but it makes complete sense, especially when it comes to having access to the same fabrics at a later time when the child is bigger/older. You continue to do beautiful quilting. Your customers are certainly blessed by your skills. And I enjoy seeing how busy you're keeping yourself.

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  13. Now I understand what you were saying about a baby quilt and a large one. This is a wonderful idea. And the big quilt is gorgeous.
    Lovely work in the runner and the panel quilt as well. Always so well finished.

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  14. Oh, I love the idea of a small quilt and a large quilt for the same child. That rose pattern is lovely and the quilting perfect. Love Bonnie's tablerunner - a perfect gift for a friend with a cabin. Malachite is always such a fun pattern to use. The deer is gorgeous and so fun that she found the perfect backing....and of course the deer antler quilting is just right!

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  15. The big girl bed rose quilt is so special! It reminds me that I have cross-stitched block rose blocks in the closet to use. :) thanks for sharing in Sew & Tell.

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  16. Lovely quilts this time. (Ok, who am I kidding? All the quilts you show are wonderful.) I particularly like the table runner. It is going to be awesome in a cabin.

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  17. What a lovely idea Lori had to make matching quilts. And they look so cute together too! Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
    https://www.inquiringquilter.com/questions/2026/07/01/wednesday-wait-loss-491

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  18. I love the flower bed quilt and the idea to to a smaller and larger one is fantastic. Great job, Lori and fantastic quilting on all three! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings.

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