Christmas BOM in progress:2014

I signed up for a BOM (block of the month) online to make a lovely wool Christmas quilt. I can do that, no problem, I thought. NOT! This is basically as far as I've got but hopefully after Christmas I can get back to it. Turns out completing one each month is a little more time consuming than I thought and I'm finding less time to sew/quilt most weeks. It'll get done, just not sure when. It is going to be very cute though.

Mom's wheelchair quilt 2014

Made this quilt using some leftover fabric from a baby quilt plus a few more. Mom was now in a wheelchair and I wanted something 'pretty' to cover her legs. She really liked it, which was nice.

Lilli's Baby Quilt -Feb. 2014

Made this quilt for a new great-niece born in Feb. 2014. Saw a similar one on Pinterest, so took the idea and expanded on it. First I hand appliqued the stems and flowers on but then decided it needed to be sturdier for a baby, so I went over it with machine stitching. After that I ended up adding more hand stitching around the flowers -don't ask my why! Machine pieced and quilted.

Williams cuddle quilt and his Giraffe Wallhanging

These quilts were made for a new great nephew named William, who was born in Calgary. The top one is made of minky fabric that I found online as his 'theme' was giraffes. I made it a good size, approximately 50 x 60" , so he can use it on the floor as a blanket. His Mom loved the softness of it. I quilted the 2 layers together.
The giraffe wall hanging is a Toni Whitley pattern that I enlarged as I wanted it bigger and then I added the borders to frame it (plus the jungle animals too). Some of the leaves are 3-D. It was very time consuming to make, but totally worth it.

Asian wallhanging

This quilt was a panel from Community Quilts ( our guild gives to various charities). I quilted it with gold metallic thread and added some borders to frame it. It went to an Alzheimer's facility as they like small wallhangings.

Logan's Baby Quilt

 I bought this lovely panel at a local quilt store and then quilted the heck out of it and was very pleased with the outcome as it made it look so much more 'handmade'. Gave it to my second little grandson, Logan, born on Oct. 2, 2014. I'm still planning on making him an appliqued wallhanging but this will do until then (plus this one is to use!).

Made this quilt for an 'adopted' grandson(my girlfriend's grandson who I am very close to),  who was turning 9 years old and who LOVED mazes! Found the free pattern online and it was very easy. Used up the leftover for the back and had a friend, Shelley, quilt it for me on her longarm. 
Sept. 2014