Narnie

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Leader Leader

Jun 5, 2015
Supporter Of The Arts

Mar 17, 2015
Someone Really LIkes You

Mar 16, 2015

Irish Chain Scrap Quilt
I had a lot of scrap fabric left from all of my original quilts so i thought I'd use them up in one quilt. i think it turned out quite nicely.

By Narnie

10 LIKES | 1286 VIEWS
Tractor Quilt
I was asked by my daughter's friend to make her son a quilt for his birthday, since they live in the Australian outback on a farm i thought I'd make a Case Tractor Quilt. He absolutely loves it.

By Narnie

9 LIKES | 1212 VIEWS
Pooh bear quilt
This is my very first quilt ever made. I thought I'd start quilting using something simple. It was a gift for my grandson.

By Narnie

2 LIKES | 959 VIEWS
Wedding Gift
I made this quilt as a wedding gift for a girl who grew up with my daughter at church.

By Debbie63

11 LIKES | 1279 VIEWS
Downton Abbey Yellow Brick Road
I won this fat quarter bundle from a gal's blog and knew it would be perfect to make a quilt for my grandma. She was a purple gal and these fabrics are gorgeous! I gave it to her for Christmas 2014, but then she passed suddenly in February 2015. She was at least able to enjoy it for a little while. The quilt has since been given to my great aunt (grandma's sister) and I know it meant a lot to her. Hopefully it will wrap her in comfort when she's feeling blue.

By KnitWitRosie

9 LIKES | 1554 VIEWS
Plum Sweet
Fell in love with this fabric and knew I had to make myself a quilt with it.

By CathyF

8 LIKES | 1472 VIEWS
Christmas Dresden Plates Throw
I decided early in 2014 that I wanted to make a quilted Christmas Throw for each of my 7 nieces and nephews. I had just started to learn to quilt using the MSQC Tutorials. So this is one of them and I love it!!!

By Gingnet

17 LIKES | 1670 VIEWS
Bobbing Sailboats
While in Sarasota, FL I found a great quilt shop which had lots of beautiful batik beach fabric. I decided to make a quilt for my sister who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. She wanted to recuperate from her surgery at her beach house. Hanging up at the quilt shop was a "Baby Sails" quilt. It gave me the idea to use sailboats. I used Atkinson's "Lucky Stars" pattern and substituted sailboats for the stars because I wanted a lap quilt size. Adding 3 borders brought the quilt to the size I wanted. I always use flannel fabric for the backing for extra warmth and snuggle-ness. (Is that a word?)

By Kables

44 LIKES | 1964 VIEWS

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