QUILTS up to 2014

May 2013
I finished a raggedity scrappity blue jeans quilt for my grandson Collin for his 11th birthday.

The back is a single piece of polar fleece in blues, greens with skinny lines to make a plaid.

WINTER 2012
A monochromatic wonky log cabin quilt for my granddaughter Kayleigh.  I wanted her to have some comfort  while she is recovering from surgery.

Here she is when she just got home from her surgery and still very groggy.  I am so glad to see I could HUG her with my special quilt for her while she recovers.

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SUMMER 2012:
My friends and I made the following quilts and donated them to QUILTS FOR KIDS:

This one was especially fun to create.  A friend gave me a panel that was to be a cloth book and asked if I could do anything with it.  I cut it apart and then got some fabrics that coordinated and made this quilt.  The back is yellow gingham and solid yellow.  I love that I was able to make a quilt from this one small panel.  It was fun to design it as well.  The stripes around each book panel were added to make the blocks bigger, and it matches the striped border.  Winnie the Pooh is such a popular nursery theme.  I am sure whomever gets this quilt will love it.

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Here is a photo of the quilt I made for my granddaughter Miranda so she could bring it with her to college.  (Am I really old enough to have a granddaughter in college??!!)

Purple is her fav color so I made a pinwheels quilt with all sorts of purple prints.  SHE LOVES IT.

GIVING HER A BIG SNUGGLE WITH NANNIE BEFORE SHE HEADS OFF TO COLLEGE.

SHE HAS PURPLE PRINTED SHEETS TOO SO IT IS HARD TO SEE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SHEETS AND BLANKET, BUT THE QUILT IS FOLDED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BED.