Scrappy

Mom is working on a scrappy string quilt in this pic most of the blocks are done.

Edible Garden Quilt Jan 2013 002

Edible Garden Quilt Jan 2013 002, a photo by ruthteam1 on Flickr.

Finished with meander quilting and scolloped edge. :) Made with Edible Garden fabric by Stephanie Brandenburg for Frond Design Studios.  I hope to see more of her designs.

Crazy quilt blocks Jan 2013 003

Crazy quilt blocks Jan 2013 003, a photo by ruthteam1 on Flickr.

More of the Pink crazy quilt blocks.

Crazy quilt blocks Jan 2013 001

Crazy quilt blocks Jan 2013 001, a photo by ruthteam1 on Flickr.

I'm trying a crazy quilt block with paper. Hope to use up some old pink fabrics I have had for a while.

It's good to be square quilt

I just finished this top today, I took a class on "It's Good to be Square" at Guthrie Fabrics last fall. I still haven't got a plan for the quilting yet.

I am very happy with it. Stephen

Edible Garden update Jan 4, 2013

The Edible Garden quilt in progress. The white fabric makes it very hard to see the stitching lines on the long arm, I have been quilting with the lights off giving more shadow.
 

Sharon Guthrie's Real Tree Quilt Jan 2013

Sharon Guthrie made this quilt for her husband for Christmas.  I think these are the best masculine prints I have seen. It is beautiful. Guthrie Fabrics

Edible Garden Fabric in progress Jan 1, 2013

Just started a new quilt with the Edible Garden fabric.  It's larger than Becky's version.

It's Good to Be Square Pattern 2012

It's Good to Be Square quilted and bound.

Square in a Square 2012

Lover's Knot 2012

Lover's Knot pattern
I took a class with Sharon Guthrie at Guthrie Fabrics training center

Pink Log Cabin variation 2012

Went to Sherry

Mod 2012

newest 007


For Aunt Barbara Farine Howard's birthday

Truck quilt 2012

Moms
Rod's truck quilt, he wanted bright colors.

Amy Morgan's Pinwheel Blocks Quilt 2012

Original design with Amy McKinley Morgan's (my mother-in-law) pinwheel blocks. There was a small amount of cotton blocks in an old top of Amy's, so I salvaged them and put them with the dark blue print we found in an old auction box of vintage cottons.  The outer blue border fabric and the whites used are new.  While working on it I remembered how she sat at her Necchi sewing machine pulling scraps out of a box on the floor cutting them into squares or triangles with a paper pattern with many straight pin holes and scissors.  The Morgan family meets for Christmas each year for a pot luck meal, catching up with each other, and a gift exchange where it would be swapped many times.  Since I could not decide who in the family should get the quilt I gave it as my gift.  Amy's grand daughter, Cathey, finally got it, because she cried over it, she said.

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By Cathey Teafatiller Ivey

I am so blessed to be the one who received this wonderful quilt, it was sewn partly by my beloved grandma Amy Morgan (she is with Jesus now, we miss you so much) and finished by my wonderful Momma Ruth Morgan, it is so beautiful and I am so overwhelmed with pride to have it in my presence. Thank u to all that made this possible. Love ALWAYS!!!!!