Moonbear Longarm Quilting: A couple of Finishes

The stars on Linda E's quilt shine!!!

Perfect piecing in great batiks,

dark to light neutrals with a splash of deep red and purple

Quilted and on my worktable. Still raining so no outdoor full view pix :0(

Linda's quilt has a great layout. It is 87 x 87 square.

What you can see on the table is a mirror image of the other side

The backing. Top and bottom thread is Glide in Viking, a medium purple

The same thread quilted on Pam's Swoon, different look but just as effective!

Quilted with a Swirl and Feather block design repeated

creating a secondary design at the intersections of the blocks

Love Linda's pops of red and purple and gold

Thank you Linda!

For a big change of pace...

Check out this fun cat fabric Cindy G put togther

with this fun cat border fabric.

If this quilt doesn't make you smile... well!!!

Quilted with a design from Apricot Moon
named Catrina, cats and curly swirls!

Fun quilt!

A second for Cindy

A cozy flannel quilt in all sorts of flannel prints!

Scrappy!!! with a leaf print flannel backing

Leaf e2e quilting with a cotton thread from Signature called Wheat

These two went home with Cindy after our guild meeting last night.

Cindy is a fellow Annie's Star Quilt Guild member and made one of the

Challenge quilts displayed at our December meeting

Cindy's is the arm chair with the Golden Book

in the upper right corner

The theme was reading and Cindy's is great!

More about the Challenge here on my blog ~ Ramblin' Rows

One more quilt for Cindy G quilted on my Innova
last week, this beauty is all batiks including the back

With allot of ocean and water inspired prints

Cindy choose Under the Deep Blue Sea e2e by Sweet Dreams Studio

The movement of the pattern with swirls and pearls

just works really well with batiks

Thread used is a lime green variegated thread, Fantastico by Superior

Love this thread as well as Cindy's quilt and choices! Well done :0)

Thank you Cindy!

One more done previously. It's been in the hands of Goldie for binding

and is now back in my studio ready for it's maker, Faye

Goldie did a beautiful job of binding!

As discussed with Faye, I kept the quilting very simple. Faye requested a 1/4 inch stitch which is perfect for this era of quilt style and the fabrics. Her Baseball blocks, she calls them, also known as Apple Core, are all hand pieced by Faye since she was a young girl. She kept adding to it over the years and is now (I believe) in her 80s. Her daughter drove her to meet with me and recognized many of the fabrics from dresses Faye made for her as a child. So these fabrics are the real deal, no repros! Here are some close ups of a few...