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| baby boy quilt for Maggies little one yet to be born |
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| close up quilting of all over meander in a bright red thread |
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| This was one of my first quilts. Super inspiring. It now hangs in my office at work. |
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| Another view of the wallhanging. Did I tell you that I won 2 ribbons for this little quilt at the county fair! |
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| Sewing machine cover. Made it big so it fits even with the embroidery arm attached. |
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| you cant tell here but this is a tiny block. It finishes at 7.5 inches and is traditionally pieced. I usually never work this small. |
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| fabric bowl. cute and functional. gotta love it. |
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| my new/old machine. picture taken by the seller check him out for old pfaffs at www.zuesmachines.com |
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| my pfaff once I got her home. in love. and I got this great cabinet for her at goodwill just $15 |
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| Very pretty right! totally non functoning. Missing about everything. Oh well I have spent 20 bucks in many worse ways |
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| my entry for the alliance of american quilts home quilts contest. highly unlikely that I will win anything but very fun just the same. It will travel to a few big quilt shows and then get auctioned this fall. |
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| a sunday night project.... my husband thought it up and together we got it designed. Stiched out and recoverd his center councel in the dodge. I think it turned out great! |
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| a picture before it was reinstalled in the pickup. Nebraska blackshirts! Go Huskers!
Ok, so I know that I did not get everything added so here is a little more:
1. 2 Skirts, one for each of my wonderful daughters
2. Curtians for our bathroom that I have since decided I do not love and will be replacing when the right fabric is found.
3. working on 2 different block of the month quilts. one modern and one batiks
4. made some self mitering baby quilts from the missiouri star tutorial for a friend about to have twin girls!
5. recovered moms high chair that still had 1970 flowers. Now has cute dinosoars from a vinyl coated cotton.
6. quilted an OLD 1930s!? hand pieced spiderweb quilt that was donated for a church project. (I will try to find pictures from the auction site and add them later)
7. put a binding on a hand embroidered and hand quilted quilt from another friend at work. She got this amazing quilt from her inlaws. They bought it at an auction for 5 bucks and all it needed was a binding. I machine stitched a bias binding to the front (because is has rounded corners; usually not a fan of bias binding on quilts) and then returned it to her so she can hand stitch it to the back.
I doubt that is all, but it is all i can remember right now. Anyways, Happy Stitching! -amy |
