This first quilt was made by Candy C of New York, and Quilted by Michelle O of Greeley. She used stars and pictures of National Monuments... there was the Statue of Liberty in there - too cool.
This nest star one is an applique quilt. It was made by Sue of my Heartstrings group. She made in in honor of her father, a WWII vet.
Liz also quilted the next quilt... it was pieced by Jane in Greeley. Jane goes to my church and one day handed me a bag of these great quilts!!!
Another lovely combo... pieced by Jane and quilted by Liz!! These fabrics were pretty coolt o check out!
She did some ribbon quilting on it.... lovely
And again - a puzzle quilt pieced by Jane and QUilted by Liz.
This very last one was Liz's Idea. She found a really cool quilting design so wanted to see what it would look like.... so here is the front... I really hope you can click on the picture and make it larger!
A close up of the front.
Hope you enjoyed seeing these quilts this morning!! I am getting inspired to get back to my sewing room now.. This week 66 Quilts of Valor were taken to their respective destinations. 60 went to Fort Carson, and 6 went to the VAMC... I have a few pics to share later.
5 comments:
Wow, what a neat way to start the day to see such a nice assortment of quilts! That string star quilt looks like fun, mmmm....
I love every one of these quilts. Great job, toppers and longarmers!
What beautiful eye candy! Everyone is doing a great job!!!!
What a great show, thanks for sharing.
Seems like everytime I visit your blog I want the pattern for something. This time I'd like the pattern of that heart star from the heartstrings quilt group. Is that available? As a brand new longarmer, does anyone have tips on how to keep the lines straight from my panto that has stars on it? It seems I'm much better tracing curves w/the laser but my stars are wavy in their lines. I think I'm going to try to run the laser along a ruler to trick my brain lol!
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