Ahoy There Matey!

~Joey's Grandma Adventures~

 She added borders onto this cute panel.

And I added a few details.

Rope and waves.

 And a Fun Back!!

 Traveling!

This bright and cheery fabric had a coordinating back.

 But leave it to Joey--she added a map!

The fabric had shapes that looked like jacks--so they are quilted as a all-over!

Sail Boat Quilt

Quilter-Joey

Quilting-Ruler work and Freehand

Quilt Size-44 x 52

Pattern-Panel with added borders

Batting-Quilters Dream 70/30

 Traveling

Quilter-Joey

Quilting-Freehand

Quilt Size- 63 1/2 X 57 1/2

Pattern-"One World" From "The Quilter" magazine April/May 2012 issue.

Batting Quilters Dream 70/30

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Hip To Be Square!

 

This gem was started on a retreat in 

Watkins Glen, New York by Diane.   

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Having had a few years of experience, Diane

took the leap with a bed quilt for herself.

 

Seen here, she is cutting with precision!  

The "Square In A Square" came out beautiful!
 

 

 

Size 89 x 100

Pattern/Design-Square In A Square

Quilting-Freehand Swirling Scrolls

Batting-Quilters Dream 70/30

 

 

 

 

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 Linked with-click on button below:

WIP 1/8/14

Determined to Tackle This!

 

 

Wasn't able to link-since it was guild night!

 

 

 

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Flower Power-Wahoo!

Jan's striking combination of black, gray, yellow

 and white was great together!

Backing

Quilter-Jan

Quilting-Freehand

Quilt size-84 x 68

Pattern-Jan did not use one.

Batting-70/30 Dream

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Thanks Barb!

 

 

 

Barb of Mountain Quiltworks Blogspot and I collided a few years back while blogging. 
After chatting on the phone, she left me
having a blog crush--is that weird to say! 
There's alot of similarities in our
lives and that might be one of the reasons
I can relate so well with her--the word that might
come to her mind is stalking--ha-ha!
Anyway, I am going to follow her lead on this whole New Year Goal thing.

Click here for her post.

Putting this out there gives me
hope that I will hold myself accountable and commit.
The guide lines are simple--so I am Good!
 
 

For the Guide Lines go to

Melissa of Sew Bitter Sweet Designs

Or

Shanna of Fiber Of All Sorts





   So here is my first to get working on!
 



Till We Quilt Again,