Happy New Year to all of you! Just for fun, I thought I'd go back through my photos from the past year to see how many quilt related projects I'd actually finished. Here are the ones that I could find that are completely finished.
This table topper and tutorial along with the Norwegian Christmas Hearts table cover in the second photo were posted on Sew We Quilt as part of a month of runners and table toppers in March.
Here are a couple of heart table toppers I made. One is made using string blocks and the other is half square triangles for those that don't enjoy making string blocks.
Dresden quilt as you go table topper.
Trip around the world quilt for my grandson done in Funky Monkey fabrics by Moda .
Taggie blankets.
Two flag little quilts from the Little Quilts book along with a knit red, white and blue dishcloth for July 4th.
A Christmas table topper/little quilt I made from a challenge the previous year. A lot of the fabrics were supplied to us to see what we could make.
A Daffodil table topper that I machine quilted and finished this past summer.
This was an old UFO: nine patch and applique' quilt. I finished the applique' border and machine quilting this summer.
This is a quilt that I saw in a magazine and fell in love with. It is in an article featuring Sarah Richardson's summer house. This is the quilt hanging in her guest room. I drafted the quilt in Electric Quilt, pieced the top and machine quilted it this past year. I have a tutorial that I plan to post sometime this year.
The handsome guy on the quilt is my grandson, Daniel, born March 21, 2012.
Here is a better look at the quilt.
This is another little quilt/table topper that I gifted to a friend for her birthday this past summer.
Small Halloween quilt/table topper.
This is another Dresden Plate table topper. This one along with the tutorial was part of the Wicked Blog Hop for Halloween at Sew We Quilt.
Another table topper for Halloween using an experiment I tried by sewing squares together into a rectangular shape and then sewing them back together to make an on point quilt. The post can be found here.
This table runner and pillow were made as part of the Holiday Lane blog hop over at Sew We Quilt.
This table topper and tutorial along with the Norwegian Christmas Hearts table cover in the second photo were posted on Sew We Quilt as part of a month of runners and table toppers in March.
Here are a couple of heart table toppers I made. One is made using string blocks and the other is half square triangles for those that don't enjoy making string blocks.
Dresden quilt as you go table topper.
Trip around the world quilt for my grandson done in Funky Monkey fabrics by Moda .
Taggie blankets.
Two flag little quilts from the Little Quilts book along with a knit red, white and blue dishcloth for July 4th.
A Christmas table topper/little quilt I made from a challenge the previous year. A lot of the fabrics were supplied to us to see what we could make.
A Daffodil table topper that I machine quilted and finished this past summer.
This was an old UFO: nine patch and applique' quilt. I finished the applique' border and machine quilting this summer.
This is a quilt that I saw in a magazine and fell in love with. It is in an article featuring Sarah Richardson's summer house. This is the quilt hanging in her guest room. I drafted the quilt in Electric Quilt, pieced the top and machine quilted it this past year. I have a tutorial that I plan to post sometime this year.
The handsome guy on the quilt is my grandson, Daniel, born March 21, 2012.
Here is a better look at the quilt.
This is another little quilt/table topper that I gifted to a friend for her birthday this past summer.
Small Halloween quilt/table topper.
This is another Dresden Plate table topper. This one along with the tutorial was part of the Wicked Blog Hop for Halloween at Sew We Quilt.
Another table topper for Halloween using an experiment I tried by sewing squares together into a rectangular shape and then sewing them back together to make an on point quilt. The post can be found here.
This table runner and pillow were made as part of the Holiday Lane blog hop over at Sew We Quilt.
Thanks for stopping by!
A productive year, LuAnn, with some lovely projects. I know you have inspired me on many occasions. Happy New Year to you!
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty impressive portfolio of projects. Congratulations on some wonderful finishes! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI love all your projects
ReplyDeleteWell done
You accomplished a lot and everything looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKATRIN W.
You have created so many pretty pieces over the past year. Your grandson is adorable!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful selection of projects and what a productive year for you. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteYou had a great year! :0)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on all your accomplishments! Especially the new grandson!! Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteOOh my mouth is watering! :-D
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I remember these items. Leave it to LuAnn to always be showing off something striking to look at ...... especially the red and white ones and the ........
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year - what a special year - productive too.
ReplyDeleteSo many pretties! And love your stripey bindings - gives the projects a great finish! Your grandson is precious - bet he will be the recipient of many quilts from Grandma!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great year you had!!! They are all so wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI will have to go back and read some of your archives, as I do not remember some of your quilts. What a great year of finishes for you.
ReplyDeleteblessings, jill
Oh LuAnn, you are one spectacular quilting lady!! I love your color choices...they are all so bright and fun!! WOW!!! I've become a new follower! Thanks for visiting my blog and becoming a follower. I've got to get busy to catch up with you girlfriend!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Gmama Jane