Woodland friends, pieced by me. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
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Woodland friends, pieced by me. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
Blues, pieced by me. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
Modes of travel pieced by me. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
Blues pieced by me. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
Mouse house! pieced by Mary V.
Bold stripes pieced by Janet. All three trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
This simple strip quilt was pieced by Mary V. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
March is Ambassador's Choice.
March brings a free month for you to determine your own project of any size, using any theme and any technique!! This is an opportunity for you to express your creativity without guidelines. Have fun!
Here is my response.
Dreaming of Daylilies |
Designed in EQ8, and made with Poetic Bouquet collection, it is a combination of Irish Chain blocks and appliqued Daisy blocks.
This is a lovely collection with beautiful gradations in purples and aquas. I wanted to show off these value gradations in the design.
EQ8 Mock-up |
Value Gradations |
The petals are lightest in ...
read moreI also dropped off 4 tops I pieced.
I picked up 13 more quilts with matching backings to quilt. I see some tops I pieced in this batch.
I grabbed a couple kits to piece and share with sewing peeps.
I also grabbed a handful of fabrics to cut a couple more tops to sew. Working with Annapolis Quilts for Kids makes a difference.
This fun red and white quilt was pieced by Mary V. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
Charm squares can come together quickly into wonderful little quilts. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
I pieced this on. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
Everything blue! Pieced and quilted by me. Scrappy quilts are really my jam. So many different fabrics combine to make a fun quilt. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
I also dropped off 7 tops I pieced over the last few weeks.
While there, I picked up 17 quilts and backings to quilt up over the next few weeks.
I also grabbed some random fabrics to cut some more kits to sew up. I will combine these with leftovers quilt backings into quilt tops. How do you manage your scraps?
Back in the Fall of 2023, this quilt started out as a project that I was doing just for fun. I took 2.5″ squares from the scraps of my quilt kits, mini charm packs, and other quilty projects with fabric collections that had 25 or more different SKUs and started building 25-patch blocks. Since I started sharing this project with you at the beginning of last year in the January 26th, 2024 Livestream, you have been asking for a tutorial on how to make a 25-patch block. So, now that I have a plan for the whole project, I ...
read moreI pulled colors from the cute owl print to make the blocks and borders.
I pulled most of these squares from the stack to coordinate with the border print. I didn't have much yellow, though.
Another scrappy quilt made using small 2.5" by 4.5" bricks and pairing with a selection of random 6.5" squares. Framed with a couple borders for a neat finish.
This one uses a few chicken fabrics, along with coordinating red and gold to make a fun chicken-themed quilt.
For this one, I pulled together reds and a gray to work with the polar bear print in several of the blocks.
Simple quilt pieced by Julie. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
Tropical punch, pieced by Julie. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
A print center panel, with perfectly pieced borders, made by Maureen. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
Pieced by Joan. Both trimmed and ready for Annapolis Quilts for Kids.
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