Little Fabric Garden

Landis stopped in with this outstanding quilt made by her sister.  It is a reversible quilt that you quilt as you go".  I am really impressed with this quilt ---I am going to be practicing this technique.  Thank you for sharing this.Landis is all smiles (and she should be) showing off her Swedish Weaving Blankets.  I had never seen Swedish Weaving before and I must say, I was blown away by it.  I can't wait for Landis to visit again----can't wait to see what she shares the next time !!Here we see Nancy with a beautiful, happy quilt.  There is a lucky girl out there that will be receiving this beauty.Kay was in town and brought over this stunning quilt.  I just love the bright colors on the black background.  And the border/sashing fabric------so sweet !! Betty stopped in with these 4 beauties that she is planning on giving to family----------WOW !  I'd like to be her family.  Very nice, Betty !!Mary stopped in with this quilt for her daughter.  It is sopretty and bright.  I am sure that she will love it.  The broadway borders make the quilt even more beautiful.The quilt that Joan is holding is called "Split Decisions".  It is one of my favorite Jelly Roll patterns and the fact that she used Moda's Kansas Trouble Fabrics makes it more special.Pat stopped in with these adorable appriqued snowmen.  Although I am not ready for the snow---I am ready to see these winter projects. Jane stopped in with this quilt today---made from a popular panel from last year.  The best thing about this quilt is the hand quilting. I should have taken a picture of the back, too.  Well done. !!






Mary captured the beauty of the Kinzua Bridge with this outstanding quilt.  The pictures show the bridge during the beautiful Fall season.  The fabrics that Mary chose coordinate perfectly with the colors in the photos.  This quilt is on display in the Garden through the month of May.  Please stop in to see it----you will be glad that you did.  Thank you, Mary , for this tribute!!


Here is another beauty from Stephanie.  She purchased this kit on her visit to Lancaster.  It is called "Star Spin Wall Hanging". 

Shirley made this beautiful baby quilt for her great granddaughter.  The baby carriages were appliqued on and she used yo-yos for the wheels.  What a wonderful gift. 


That is Cathy holding this sweet Flip-flop quilt.  It really made me yearn to goto the beach.  The second picture is a close-up.  Cathy did the blanket stitch around all of the flip-flops by hand.  What a happy quilt!!!!

This adorable quilt was made by Lynette for her granddaughter.  She used both handprints and footprints to make this sweet bed quilt.  I bet her granddaughter fell in love with it.
That is Shirley hiding behind her "disappearing Four-patch" quilt.  She learned the pattern at Quilt Retreat and brought it in to share.  I have put it on my Bucket List----I like this one!Debbie stopped in on her way to Erie to show this Birthday Wall Hanging.  The numbers have velcro on them so you can change them.  What a fun birthday tradition !!!
Esther stopped in to show this beauty.  I was thrilled to see how beautiful it was since ii helped pick out the fabric.  Esther's Mom (who is 99 years old) sewed the binding on.  What a great mother-daughter project. !! 
Caleb and Abbie are all smiles on Christmas morning.  Caleb is smiling because he received this quilt from his sister, Abbie.  Abbie is smiling because she did such a nice job !!!
This quilt was done by Patty.  She used an outdoor print to make this great quilt for her grandson.   He will treasure this one, for sure !!
This beautiful quilt just came back from the quilter.  Jane was thrilled with it and I can see why---it is on its way to Arizona.  Quilting was done by Randi Backus.Virginia brought this braided quilt in to share with me.  We both made this quilt with the same fabric.  Mine is not quilted yet but seeing this, you can be sure that I will get it quilted.  Great job, Virginia !!Carol stopped by with this T-shirt quilt.  She did such a nice job and had so much fun doing it---She is going to make more!!

Margaret stopped in with this "one of a kind" quilt.  It is made with yo-yos and is absolutely beautiful.  That is Mary hiding behind her beuatiful braid quilt.  This quilt was made for her daughter.  I know that it will be greatly appreciated.


Alice brought this is to share.  She made this for her great-grandchild.  I love it---I would like to make one just like it !!  Wonderful quilt.
 

This is a twist on the "Bug" quilt.  It is "What's in the Cupboard"  You can see the top of the cupboard and the shelves.  The jars each hold household items such as, chocolates, money, water, eggs and many more.  Thanks to the gals from DuBois in making the trip to show it to me.

This beauty was brought in by Virginia and was made during a class by Lynette.  Love it!


Here is Abbie with her latest projects---The top picture shows Abbie and Mommy on Mother's Day with the pillow Abbie made.  The bottom picture shows Abbie and Daddy with the pillowcase she made for Father's Day.  Great Job !!
This beautiful quilt was done by Stephanie.  It was the project that she worked on at Quilt Retreat.  It is hard to believe that she has only been quilting for 2 years--AMAZING !!  

Nancy stopped by with some of her beuatiful quilts.  The top picture is a quilt done with 2-1/2 " strips.  The bottom picture is the back of the quilt.  I would say that this is a reversible quilt---both sides would look great on any bed.


Here are some more quilts by Nancy---aren't they great?  Some of these are "back"---I bet you can't tell which is the front or back, can you?  I can't tell and I saw them personally!!

I just love this quilt that Michele brought in.  The bug jar quilt is a gift for a future entomologist.  I am sure that he will go bugg over it!!!
  Here is my beautiful 6 year old granddaughter, Abbie, with her very first quilt.  She did all the sewing herself---a super job !!!  I am so proud of her !!
Linda dropped in to show her jelly roll beauty.  This is only the second quilt that she has done-----great work !!
Carol came in with her two quilts.  This is the second quilt brought in with the snowman.  It is


    

  

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The two quilts above were done by Stephanie.  The top quilt is done in muted colors and is stunning.  The bottom quilt is a very bright and pretty.  Stephanie is a Quilting Queen !!That is Sandy hiding behind this paper-pieced beauty.  The bright colors on the black background are stunning.  WOW!! Fran made this beauty during a class offered at the Little Fabric Garden.  She also made a smaller quilt and a table runner. I LOVE THIS QUILT!!Cathy brought in this darling baby quilt.  She did a wonderful job and she did it in a short period of time.  Nice job, Cathy
This lovely quilt was done by Sandy.  It is the "Strip TWist" pattern with another "twist"--Sandy put sashing between the blocks.  It definitely changes the look !!  What a great quilt !!
Lois dropped by with this sweet baby quilt.  It sure is adorable!!

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Debbie designed and made this beautiful quilt for her sister's birthday.Each block has a heart done in a different way.  What a great birthday gift !!

Norma stopped in yesterday with this beauty.  It is an applique floral and hand quilted.  The back is just as beautiful as the front.!!!

Sandy dropped by with the Log Cabin Quilt that she made during class.  It is a beautiful quilt.  She liked doing it so much that she decided to make another one !!!
This is Joette's first quilt.  She made this Rail Fence during a class.  She is all smiles about this quilt--and I can't blame her--she did a great job !!That is Stephanie hiding behind the beautiful quilt that she designed.  This picture does not do justice to the beauty of this one.  Be watching, this may be offered as a class.

This is Deb and her Basket Quilt.  This quilt was done in a previous class.   It has appliqued flowers ----Love it !!!

This beauty was made with the blocks from last year's Block of the Month.  Jane added a few more blocks and then hand quilted it.  It is stunning.

Here is another Strip Joint quilt.  Each one is just as beautiful as the next.

Isn't this quilt gorgeous?  Cathy brought this in to share---it was made in a class.  The Fall colors are stunning!!

Here is another of Stephanie's quilts.  She used some of her Amy Butler prints to make this sweet quilt.  I just can't keep up with her !!!