Showing posts with label Double Spiral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Double Spiral. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 11, 2018

T-shirt quilt

Quilted with the Double Spiral pattern.

Thursday, March 31, 2011

latest quilts finished....

I took some time to quilt a baby quilt that I've had pieced for a while.  I used the "Double Spiral" pattern on this one. I have used this on a few customer quilts lately, too, and I really like the clean lines of this pattern.  The circular lines are a nice contrast to the sharp points & straight lines of the piecing. 

I don't remember the name of this pattern... I think I jotted down the notes of how to make the block from the show "Simply Quilts" when that used to be on TV years ago.  Too bad they cancelled that one.  Each block goes together super fast. 

I found this fun boat fabric that had some of the same colors from the front to use for the backing:
And, this is a quilt using the new "Swirling Waters" pattern designed by Ellen Munnich.  It seems to work on well on "Asian" type prints.  Isn't this a fun swirly-looking design- sort of like a lazy pool water. 


And, a custom quilt with some very small pieces in those "Tree of Life" blocks.  Lots of little triangles!  A simple block design was requested in the alternating plain blocks, and so I used the square feather wreath there.  White-on-white quilting is always so pretty. 



 This is a baby quilt, the Dad is a pilot, so the quilter requested airplanes. After a little internet research, I found this pattern from The Quilter's Niche.

Also used the embroidery machine to personalize the quilt top with baby's first name.


Thursday, April 1, 2010

more recent quilts

Have some pictures here showing some recent quilts. The first one is using "Wildflower". This is a really versatile design, that works well on alot of quilts.
 
The next one is a pattern called "Vining for You". I think this is very pretty, a nice swirly pattern that work well on leafy or floral quilts.
 
This next one was a batik quilt, and I thought something geometric would work well. It's quilted using double spirals. Very graphic & bold, like the fabrics in the quilt. And, this last one is Puzzle Pieces by Ellen Munnich. Very fun for a kid's quilt. I can't wait to use this one a quilt that' I've pieced. Especially cute with variegated thread. It doesn't show up well in this picture, but the thread color changes from medium to light blue & to white.