Some extra love stuffed into the quilt. You can see the heart better on this quilt. There was three extra layers of batting added to make the heart puffy and stand out.
I went to OK last year to visit my best friend since childhood. She had recently retired from the military and I made her a quilt as a gift. While there we went fabric shopping and after learning that her husband Brian loves Oklahoma University we came across this fabric so I decided I was going to make a "thank you" gift for him as I took up all of his wife's time for the week I was there visiting.
I had a hard time figuring out a pattern to use as fussy cutting the blocks wasn't working very well and when I sewed my 1/4" seams I was losing the images on the 4 patch squares so I purchased a quilt book titled LavenderLime which contained several patterns designed with panels and large scale prints in mind. This pattern is called Panel and Chain. I still need to add a 3" inner border and a 7" outer border. This currently measures 40 1/2" x 60 1/2" so once I add the borders it will be a good size for Brian since he's very tall. I hope he'll like it.
I walked into my lqs The Bunkhouse Quilt Shop and this new fabric line was the first thing I saw. I fell in love with it and had to have it. Right next to it was a pattern called Boxtrot which was perfect for large scale prints like the floral in this line. I went home and cut out all my pieces and made my boxes right away and the next morning I sewed all my rows together and the top was finished. I absolutely love it. Although my favorite color is green there is something about red, white and black fabrics that I'm just drawn to. I will definitely be keeping this quilt for myself.
This crib sized quilt was made with leftover fabrics from Hannah's butterfly quilt. I may add another border if I can still find some of the same bright fabrics as I don't really like the black for the final outer border. Made in 2013.
I made this quilt for my son David to give to his brother Tyler as a Christmas gift this year.
I asked my ex-husband if his son Tyler was into sports or anything like that so I would have an idea of what type of quilt to make but he said Tyler wasn't really into anything so I decided to go with the cars since at some point he will most likely be interested in them. I love the fabrics especially the road map print.