I finished up the Christmas quilt finally so that we could enjoy for a while until I decide it's really time to go back to our more springy summery one.
And here it is in its new home. On a slipcover that needs to be washed.
That is the last of the quilts for this year. I have one I'm working on, but it is for early January.
As a review here are the ones I have made since mid-August. If you want to see the ones from January to early August, go here and scroll down to the end of the post.
1. August- a baby quilt 2. September - berry blooming birdie 3. September - Seaside for my mom
4. October - pink chevron (for sale at AA Quilts) 5. November - Autumn log cabin (also at AA Quilts) 6. October-Marrakesh
7. November-a baby quilt 8. December- Paris for Ms Sue. 9. December - Christmas (this post)
And of course as I made this collage of 9, I had to leave out two pictures:
It is sideways in this picture, so that it didn't drag on the ground. It's roughly 63" by 73".
The back is flannel, except for that stripe strip I decided to add.
And here it is in its new home. On a slipcover that needs to be washed.
That is the last of the quilts for this year. I have one I'm working on, but it is for early January.
As a review here are the ones I have made since mid-August. If you want to see the ones from January to early August, go here and scroll down to the end of the post.
4. October - pink chevron (for sale at AA Quilts) 5. November - Autumn log cabin (also at AA Quilts) 6. October-Marrakesh
7. November-a baby quilt 8. December- Paris for Ms Sue. 9. December - Christmas (this post)
And of course as I made this collage of 9, I had to leave out two pictures:
This is from the same link as #8 above.
So I made 20 quilts this year! Wow! That is amazing, and I already have a tentative schedule for more for next year. Most scheduled are gifts, but I have a few planned that are just fabric I like that I will work in as a can and then save them for gifts, or put them in the shop. I think I need a bit more options in there.
It turned out fabulous Angela! I love it as a Christmas quilt...it's the first one I've seen! Thank you so much for sharing it with me (and I loved seeing your other quilts too!!!!). Have a great day! -Allison
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