Friday, December 3, 2010

Day 10 & some Girl Gang quilts

It is Day 10 of the Holiday Blog Hop - only one more week left. Wow - how quickly time passes. And for right now you need to hop on over to Tara's blog and get the pattern for a really cool snowman penny rug and another great cookie recipe. We are going to be totally set in the cookie business for grandchildren for awhile. And she's having an awesome sale on all sorts of quilty things.


Speaking of quilting we had our "Finish the Girl Gang quilt and Christmas party" last night at Missouri Star Quilt Co. We were all making "Sunny Days" and boy they were all really neat. And so varied. A couple of ladies couldn't make it and I'll try to get pictures of their quilts if they bring them next month.
Meanwhile - this first one was made by Caroline Peterson (on the right) and quilted by Maxine Hicks (on the left).


This is the backside of the quilt in the beeskep section. Can you see the little bees? The whole quilt is done with that kind of detail. So cool, Maxine.

Quilt top made by Marie Boyles.


Quilt top made by Amy Gertz.

Center section by Maxine Hicks. We told her it was ok that she didn't get the side blocks sewed on since she was rather busy quilting.

Center section by Debbie Youd


Center section by Marcy Reagan.
It was really fun to see so many variations in colors and fabrics.
If you didn't get a chance to make it last year, the pattern will be in my Quiltmania book that comes out next spring.

3 comments:

  1. What gorgeous quilts...well done ladies!! thanks for sharing!
    Paulette

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  2. WOW!!! I am doing this club out my local quilt store, Holly Hill, in West Linn and am so excited to see all of the variations in color choices. We have been on a two month break and hope to get back to it in January!

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  3. Wonderful quilts and different fabric choices.
    I am working on the free angel, now I have to find a border that will match the strange fabric choices I made, lol. Wish I had known when I was at the quilt shop today. I did find the deer pattern, so was thrilled, now I can make that next.

    Debbie

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