Annav

I have been stitching since I was a young girl. My mom taught me needlepoint and embroidery. From there I moved to counted cross stitch and crazy quilts, but I was bitten by the quilting bug when I discovered how awesome sewing machines are. I now piece and quilt my own quilts, and bind them myself and even have two requests from others to quilt a top someone else pieced.

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Dec 20, 2015
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Sep 11, 2015

Carpenter Star
My husband and I just refinished our dining room and a big blank wall that needed something. He suggested I make a wall hanging. This is what I came up with to match the colors of the room.

By Annav

7 LIKES | 902 VIEWS
Disappearing Four Patch
My four, now five, year old daughter asked for a quilt for her big girl bed and it to be purple, yellow, black, blue, and green. I found the perfect fabric (Lovely by RJR) and this is the result.

By Annav

4 LIKES | 1063 VIEWS
Under the Sea
My seven, now nine year old son asked for a quilt for his bed, and he wanted an under the sea quilt. He even picked out fabric he wanted incorporated. I ended up doing raw edge applique of every fish, rock, coral, etc. And I quilted it myself as well, my favorite part. This is the result.

By Annav

2 LIKES | 1137 VIEWS
Blue Ridge 1600 Florida Style
I wanted to try my hand at machine quilting, so my husband bought me my first sewing machine, a manual Brother. A friend recommended I watch the jelly roll race on You Tube. I did. I decided I was going to make my very first machine quilt for my mom, who lives in northern Florida. I found a jelly roll that sang Florida and my mom, and set out to finish my very first machine pieced and quilted quilt. I had not learned how to use my quilting foot or how to do free motion, so my quilting is straight line. I had also not learned how to do bindings very well, but my mom loved it and uses it all the time.

By Annav

5 LIKES | 1024 VIEWS
Jellyroll Race
I made this jellyroll race quilt for my husband as a Christmas gift. The things I remember most about this quilt though was that I got the flu and didn't get it finished in time to put under the tree on Christmas Eve. We put our children to bed so Santa could make his appearance and went to my sewing room to try and finish it. As I was intently trying to finish the FMQing, I was startled by my son who was about six at the time, who said in a sleepy voice, "mom, what are you doing.... Santa won't come until you go to bed.". After I tucked him back in bed with the promise I would go to bed, I took the quilt off my machine, wrapped it up with a note to finish it later, and went to bed. I finished it up soon after.

By Annav

4 LIKES | 880 VIEWS
Square Dancing
This is a quilt that I created for my Quilt Guild's Challenge a few years ago. The Theme was Square Dance and the only restriction was that it had to be wall hanging. I used my square dancing fabric and added some charms.

By Annav

3 LIKES | 997 VIEWS
Patriotic Jellyroll Race
I needed a quick project for a charity auction. I had a patriotic Jellyroll in my stash and thought it would be perfect. I quilted it myself, my favorite part of the quilting process. The quilt sold for a nice sum and the money went to a local charity.

By Annav

2 LIKES | 871 VIEWS
Zen Christmas Tree
After a program at my local quilt guild, I was inspired by some of her Zentangle mini quilts, so I decided to make some of my own I made two identical mini wall hanging Christmas Trees. The quilting is simple, and I sewed beads as the tree decorations.

By Annav

11 LIKES | 1215 VIEWS
All Smiles
My sister LOVES smiley faces. For her birthday one year, my mother suggested that she would like a quilt, so I found this fabric and made a simple patchwork quilt with a matching pillow. She was all smiles when she received it. I pieced, free motion quilted, and bound the quilt on my tiny manual sewing machine, which I have since upgraded.

By Annav

4 LIKES | 1039 VIEWS
Crazy Quilt Toddler Style
My son saw me working on a crazy quilt -- he was about four or five at the time, now nine. He asked me to make one for him, so I let him pick out most of the fabrics (I threw in a few solid or semi solids ones in for good measure). He even picked out some of the embellishments he wanted. Since I was making this quilt for a young child, I didn't want to add buttons, beads, and other small things that could become a choking hazard, so I embroidered the entire quilt, piecing it by hand, and tying it to finish.

By Annav

4 LIKES | 920 VIEWS
Goodbye Yellowbrick Road
Made this yellow brick road pattern for a good friend who recently bought her own home and her colors are yellow and blue. I thought, what could be better?

By Annav

4 LIKES | 1028 VIEWS
Frame composition mini quilt
I took a FMQ class and our homework was to create six mini quilts in each of the compositional styles taught in the class. This is my favorite.

By Annav

6 LIKES | 892 VIEWS
Garden Party
For Block Magazine

By Block

68 LIKES | 2645 VIEWS
Confetti quilt for Modblock
Triangle quilt creating a lovely ombre look

By Block

56 LIKES | 2740 VIEWS
Savoy Black
This was from a kit I purchased at my LQS. I also made one in blue.

By brook

17 LIKES | 1650 VIEWS
Friendship Star
This is one of the "Disappearing" designs that Jenny has done in her tutorials. This particular one was the Disappearing Pinwheel. Looks great on my couch. : )

By brook

24 LIKES | 1574 VIEWS
Binding Tool Star
I watch all the different tutorials by Missouri Star and have done several tops. Been very happy with the results of them all here is my binding tool star using blue and blue green with black background.

By susankg

83 LIKES | 11834 VIEWS
Mr. Thomas A. Turkey
This was a fun project that my mom and I made together. We gathered all our scraps and made three different turkeys. This is my version.

By pharmgirl75

17 LIKES | 1196 VIEWS
Phillips Fiber Arts Mariners Compass adapted
I bought the templates for a Mariner's Compass from Phillips Fiber Arts. When I actually made the compass, it was not what I had expected: it is folded and results in several layers of fabric instead of a truly pieced project. Oh well -- my DIL likes it as it is in her colors.

By GrrannyH

8 LIKES | 1078 VIEWS
Patriotic Tablerunner
I'm such a sucker for anything red, white and blue

By Cath

8 LIKES | 1081 VIEWS
Antique hankie
I have been collecting old hankies for years. I have decided to quilt them with the initial of a loved one, quilt all around, and give to that person to enjoy.

By PattiB

19 LIKES | 1332 VIEWS
Little Boy Baby Quilt
This quilt was created especially for a friend's first grandchild. Although it was a boy, the mother wanted something soft in blues and grays. This was the result!

By Cindratee

36 LIKES | 4167 VIEWS

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