Finished in 2014!

[Susan B.]

guuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrllll, don't tell your secrets :lol: :lol: I just figured you are extremely talented!

[Susan B.]

Got give credit where credit is due. Those little pieces were laser cut and already to go with the fusible on them. Yea I finish it

[Joanne K.]

Very cute Terry !

[Joanne K.]

Just wanted to add the website for the kit: www.stichesoflovequilting.com

[Joanne K.]

Well done Terry--we need to take all the help we can get when the holiday is so close.

[Marianne G.]

Cute mug rug Terry. Thanks for sharing.
This is my last finish for 2014 and the last one I will share here.
It is a very quick and "rough" quilt (or is it? maybe it is a blanket). It consists of a flannel sheet, a layer cake, a charm pack and it should have been a mini charm pack but LQS didn't have any suitable colours so went with a charm pack and cut the charms into quarters. Turned out to be a good idea because the charm pack I already had contained a lot of plain squares and was not what I wanted. I don't usually buy pre-cuts; I don't like them but had to get the layer cake and charm pack for a class; ended up not liking the test block we did so never did anything with either pre-cut pack until now. The squares are sewn to the sheet using the tripple zig-zag stitch on the machine.
Here are photos of before and after washing:





All the very best for 2015 to everybody. Hope to see you all around cyberspace somewhere, sometime. Take care
Marianne

[Norma H.]

It looks great, Marianne. Isn't it wonderful when you get to use some of those fabrics you did not know how to get around.
Sorry to see you leave. Have a nice 2015.

[Susan B.]

Terry, you are absolutely right on giving credit where credit is due! I was WRonG to have suggested otherwise!!!

I just noticed your T-shirt in your avatar. Have you seen the Farmer's Wife quilt book? I love reading the great testimonies by women of the farming world and have those blocks on my bucket list.

[Susan B.]

Marianne, love that 'quilt blanket'. I make "Community Quilts" (for charity) for my guild and this would be a fun project. I imagine it would be easy to add a layer of batting on top of the flannel and then quilt down the squares on top. I wouldn't need the precuts, could just cut up yardage I have in those dimensions. I like that it is a quilt-as-you-go pattern, too. Thanks for sharing!

Kathy

[Lorna B.]

I'm on a roll now posting things I finished this year.

[wendy w.]

And did you get all your gifts made as well? I really don't think you work Lorna at all

Love the quilts quite different to your appliqué ones

[Lorna B.]

And did you get all your gifts made as well? I really don't think you work Lorna at all

Love the quilts quite different to your appliqué ones

Yes I did get the gifts done. The pics are posted in the forum we talked about gift ideas--CW challenge.

[Lorna B.]

This is my last finish for 2014 and the last one I will share here.
It is a very quick and "rough" quilt (or is it? maybe it is a blanket). It consists of a flannel sheet, a layer cake, a charm pack and it should have been a mini charm pack but LQS didn't have any suitable colours so went with a charm pack and cut the charms into quarters. Turned out to be a good idea because the charm pack I already had contained a lot of plain squares and was not what I wanted. I don't usually buy pre-cuts; I don't like them but had to get the layer cake and charm pack for a class; ended up not liking the test block we did so never did anything with either pre-cut pack until now. The squares are sewn to the sheet using the tripple zig-zag stitch on the machine.

Take care
Marianne

Love these quilts! what a great idea. So the squares are sewn raw-edged to the flannel sheet?

[Lois B.]

Great quilts. Way to go!

[E.M. T.]

Great use of those prints, Lorna !