Showing posts with label Lola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lola. Show all posts

Saturday, August 30, 2014

Show--n-Tell

I just love it when our friends bring in their finished projects to share with us.


This is Ester's block from the book  "Best Ever Applique Sampler" by Piece O Cake.



Colette had to join in  the fun and make an Elephant Quilt.


Ellen, a relative of Colette's, was visiting from Ireland. Colette just had to get her quilting. Here is her Elephant quilt. She must have used what Colette had leftover. Notice that her Elephant is a little different from Colette's, it has a heart.


Lucille's Log Cabin Quilt. 
See all of those beautiful Kaffe Fassett fabrics that she got at Quilt Vine.


Marlyne's Tiny Treasures.



 Marlyne's paper pieced table runner



 Maylyne's place mats



Many of you may recognize this pattern used here. Chris originally made Chris' Fishes' with this pattern. Chris also taught it as a class here. So we have seen many many quilts  made with this pattern. Well, here is the latest one. Mary made this one with the  Snow Day Fabric.



Lynn's Dot Party Quilt that she made in class here.



Another Lola quilt by Mary.
I love how she used "Sweet Lady Jane" by Jane Sassaman.



 Charlotte's Heart to Heart Quilt.

Saturday, August 2, 2014

Show-n-Tell

I love it when customers come back in and show us what they have made!

Mary's quilt using our fabric and our Lola pattern.


Barbara T's quilt using our Starburst pattern.


Laura's quilt using our Whirligig pattern.


Dot Party


Ester's Runner.


Mary's crabby quilt. 
Mary is the one who finished off our crab fabric.


Barbara C's Thirty's quilt.


Barbara's Elephant finished


Chris' Elephant finished.

Monday, March 17, 2014

New Pattern and Sample


I just finished the shop sample for this new pattern, Lola.


I tried my hand at some Angela Walters Style Quilting. 


I also used 2 battings to highlight the quilting. 
The bottom batting is a low loft poly and the top batting is wool.


The fabric featured in this quilt is "Lola" by Dear Stella.






If you can't make it in for the fabric and pattern just give us a call.