The growing stack! That's my husbands childhood chair under all the doll quilts....31 finished doll quilts. Six more yet to be finished in the workroom. And I got a note from Bea in France that she put a doll quilt in the mail today. Visit her blog, say hello, and enjoy. She does wonderful scrap quilts a la Bonnie Hunter.
The doll quilts are so colorful, and such variety in the patterns and fabrics. I kind of went over board on some of the quilting I did on the unfinished ones. Do you remember that I like swirls?
These are just the right size for practicing on. A great way to learn to free motion quilt. I used YLI soft touch thread for these.
If you still have your Mrs. Claus on, check in with Shelia at her blog and read about her pillowcase project for Shriner's Hospital. I hope to get a couple made to help.
Happy stitching.
Love swirly quilting.... and congrats on having 31 finished quilts already!!! Wooo hooo... or should I say....
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Wow, love the swirls!
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable, all of them! :) I'm working on mine...what's the latest date for you to receive them?
ReplyDeleteThe stack is amazing and they look lovely hanging together like that!
ReplyDeleteGo Mrs Claus, wherever you are!
This should certainly give us an early start on getting into the spirit of the season!
ReplyDeleteDebbie, those quilts are adorable! 31?! Wow! I love your free motion quilting. The swirls are beautiful - I have to try that design sometime. Thanks for linking in to TGIFF!
ReplyDeleteWow, 31! I am impressed! I love the swirl stitch you used as well, I am hoping to branch out in the new year. Do you have any other stitches you particularly like to use?
ReplyDeleteA bunch of girls are going to be so blessed to receive the blankets!
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