I have finished some small quilts recently. It feels good to check them off the list.
12 1/2" x 12 1/2" |
This little guy came from Orphan night. It was a donated block, probably from a previously taught class on Amish Small quilts. We decided that it would be ok to quilt it and then donate it back to the guild for their Mini Quilt Raffle next year. I am pleased with the way the quilting turned out.
8-1/2" x 10-1/2" |
At one of my local quilt groups we had a demo on mini quilts. This little guy came from that class. The nine-patch blocks are 2 inches. It was a fun demo.
19" x 22 |
Back in the late 90's I used to attend Quilting in the Tetons. It was a wonderful event. Quilt show and classes. Since there were no evening activities, it was a good one to take your spouse along. I would be in class all day and he would go mountain biking and we would have evenings together. This piece was from a class by Shelly Burge. We drafted our own version and then the geese were paper pieced. I had all the geese sewn and several of the background pieces attached and then this got set aside. I brought this along to Quit Fest to work on. Didn't get to it, but then we went to the lake and I was able to finish the top. When we got home I quilted it.
13-1/2 " x 15" |
13-1/2"x 25" |
It was great to finish an old project, I will continue to clear out the old.
Linking to:
Nina-Marie
Myra
Sarah
Alycia
Beth
Judy
Emily
Beth
Nicole
Lorna
I love your scrappy improv pieces from the flying geese scraps! I have trouble thinking outside the box. I am getting better, but it takes practice. Approximately, what size is the tall rectangular one?
ReplyDeleteSmall quilts make for fast finishes! These all look great, but I really love the blue one. Such tiny 9-patches! Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteThose are all so great - but that res one with the flying geese - WOW!! That is so cool! Nice job!!
ReplyDeleteThey are to nice to be UFO's. Well done.
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice variety of minis! I love improv and yours are speaking loudly to me!!
ReplyDeleteHi Sylvia! Oh, what fun littles you are sharing today. I really admire your work with such small pieces. I LOVE that red/pink/gray piece with all the flying geese! Oh man, it looks spectacular to me. It may be from an earlier era but it stands the test of time. I'm so glad you finished it!! Happy Monday to you! ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteIf you want some dated looking calicos let me know! I'm trying to use up a lot of small prints that I've gotten from estates or friends who are no longer quilting. It's hard to make some of this stuff look current. And, some, like yours above, look like they were manufactured just yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI love the flying geese quilt. They are all pretty but flying geese are always my favorite and draw my attention.
ReplyDeleteI love that flying geese. It reminds me of a backwards 4. Wouldn't it be a great gift for someone turning 40? You'd just need to make a zero too! ;)
ReplyDeleteYou've got some great finishes to share with us. That flying geese is amazing! I'm tempted to try something like that. If you hadn't told us, I wouldn't have thought you were using older fabrics.
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