3687 Muirwood Lane, Roseville CA 95747
Quilts Finished in 2011
It's a funny thing about life; if you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it.
~W. Somerset Maugham
Angels Among Us
Sheila’s Wisteria
Trish’s Row Quilt
W Quarters
Chain Chain Chain
Miniature Sunbonnet Sue
Angels Among Us
In 2011 I talked our neighborhood mini-group, Crafty Ladies, into making a quilt for the Sutter Breast Cancer Quilt Auction - then I tried to find something all could handle. A kit I bought at the quilt store in Minden - Angels Among Us, a Jim Shore design - fell off the shelf and hit me in the head. I decided, with a little modification, this is the one we should do. So I modified it from stars with points into log cabins and we made this quilt. I thought it turned out rather well.
Trish’s Project
Trish Whitehill, one of my Bunko friends, asked me to make her a quilt from some of her leftover upholstery fabric…the vertical red strips, the 4-patches, and the border fabric in the quilt. Although I don’t particularly like row quilts, I thought this one turned out really nice. And most importantly, Trish liked it.
I made most of it while at one of our timeshare retreats at the Ridge Tahoe.
Sheila’s Wisteria
Sheila went to a quilt show a couple of years ago and fell in love with this quilt. It took me a while to find the kit - and then to finish it - but here it is. She rearranged one of her bedrooms to accommodate the quilt on the wall.
W Quarters
I started this quilt years ago at a class at Foothills, using a Sweet Treat from Pincushion. I finished the center but Gary thought it was too bare - so I endeavored to fill in some of the space with applique. It traveled with me to Denver and back several times, with the applique being a VERY slow process. Once I finally finished it I had to locate fabric for the border - which, of course, was no longer available. Luckily I had some that was just the right colors, and it worked very well.
Chain Chain Chain
I made this in a strip club class at Stitching Station. I gave it away but I don’t remember who I gave it to.
Miniature Sunbonnet Sue
I used the scraps left over from my 30s quilt (block of the month from Cabin Fever) to make the Sunbonnet Sue quilt. Since I had very little scraps, the quilt had to be little too. It was embellished with embroidery.