SusanP's projects Category Style Type Batik Paper Pieced Traditional Applique Wall Hanging Baby Fabric By The Yard 10" Square Other Fat Quarters 2 1/2" Strips Chris's Quilt In 2016 I decided that I would make a conscious effort to complete the majority of my UFOs. I had 27 quilt tops that needed to be sandwiched and quilted. So I contacted my sons, daughter-in-law and nieces and asked them to choose a quilt top and I would make an effort to either quilt or have them quilted in the next couple of years. The quilt pictured here is the one for my older son. He chose this top that I had made in 2012! Here it is hanging in his living room along with two of his guitars. By SusanP 10 LIKES | 720 VIEWS Project of Doom Baby Quilt Jennifer Ofenstein designed the blocks and has them for free on FandomInStitches.com. When I found out I was going to be a grandmother, I immediately started this Harry Potter themed quilt for my new grandson (due in January). The front: Background was done with yardage and the rest was made with scraps and fat quarters from my stash. The back: 10" squares of Harry Potter Collection by Camelot Design Studio and yardage from stash. Quilting by Rainey Turner. By SusanP 37 LIKES | 1555 VIEWS Lavender Star in the Garden Six (or more) years ago I pieced this quilt. I do not remember who designed the pattern, but I fell in love with it and had to make it. Thanks to Missouri Star Quilt Company, it has finally been quilted and taken off of the UFO pile. So happy with it and I believe it will find a home on my sewing room wall. By SusanP 7 LIKES | 809 VIEWS Paper Piecing Vintage This is a paper pieced quilt designed by Jennifer Ofenstein at Sewhooked.com. The pattern comes in 2 sizes - 6" squares and 12" squares. This is the 6" and I'm currently making a 12". The wonderful folks at Missouri Star Quilt Co. quilted it. By SusanP 4 LIKES | 962 VIEWS Quilt for GYN Cancer Survivors As a cancer survivor, I wanted to make a quilt for my Oncologist's office to thank the staff for their excellent care and enthusiastic support as I went through my treatments. This quilt was presented to my oncologist at Athena's Run for GYN Cancer. It is now hanging in the Chemo Room at her office to encourage those going through the treatments. By SusanP 18 LIKES | 963 VIEWS Black & White & Read All Over This quilt was made for my niece, Melissa, a teacher. I used the Project of Doom pattern by Jennifer Ofenstein for the book blocks. By SusanP 9 LIKES | 1180 VIEWS Welcome to the Family My son is getting married in October to the lovely Vanessa. What better way to welcome her into the Pepper family than by making her a Pepper quilt. The pattern is by Carol Doak; long-arm quilting by Missouri Star Quilting Co. By SusanP 7 LIKES | 929 VIEWS Karen's Quilt 3rd of the quilts for my 7 nieces. Pattern is Dakota by BJ Designs & Patterns By SusanP 35 LIKES | 1687 VIEWS Debbie's Quilt Second of the quilts for my 7 nieces. Pattern by Carol Doak By SusanP 3 LIKES | 1002 VIEWS My Project of Doom Quilt As a Harry Potter fan, when I found the Project of Doom quilt I fell in love. This is the 2011 version and Jennifer Ofenstein just completed a 2015 quilt along with alternative blocks, That's my next project - after I finish a few UFOs, I used a lot of scraps as well as some yardage, By SusanP 26 LIKES | 1782 VIEWS
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