When Soma mentioned it, my first thought was that I’d love to join in but I don’t really make many quilts. Then, when I found out wall hangings and cushions could be included so long as they are properly quilted and finished, I looked through my old blog photos and I found I’d made more ‘real’ quilts than I’d remembered. I think I may even have a couple missing from the list below. So I decided just to share my quilts that people can actually sleep under!
In no special order:
Sebastian’s Quilt (large bed size)
Ewan’s Quilt (large bed size)
Adrian’s Quilt (large bed size)
Baby Quilt – awaiting a baby!
Ruby Butterflies – sold on etsy
Scrappy Trip-A-Long – sold as a wedding gift
General House Quilt (large bed size)
Baby Quilt – given away on a Sew Mamma Sew day
Cassandra’s Quilt (large bed size)
A Large Lap Quilt, which is now a table cloth (below)
Abigail’s quilt – the first quilt I ever made – about 20 years old now and featured
with the dear, late Mr Sheep of Wool on Sundays badge fame
It’s probably time I made another one…
I hope you enjoyed my ‘Trunk Show’. Now I’m off to link up and visit the other linky party goers :)
You have a wonderful variety of quilts! I especially like the Modern color schemes! The baby quilt is a very cool design. Reminds me a bit of kites flying away with the wind?! cheers!
Wow that's a nice selection of quilts – you've been busy! My favourite is the Sew Mama Sew giveaway quilt — I looked at the larger picture and I love how you fussy cut that particular print to have the dots kind of “fade away” as they progressed down the quilt – too cool!
Wow – you really have an eye for strong, graphic designs. All of the quilts are beautiful but I really like the first three quilts. They are simple but classic designs. I'll bet Ewan's quilt was a challenge but it was worth the effort. Thanks for the trunk show!
And you say “you don't have many quilts”!!! They are all superb, Janine. Love, love, love your General House quilt and I wouldn't mind one bit, sitting at your table, drinking a cuppa whilst admiring that lovely red and white quilt of yours; nor indeed sleeping under Cassandra's quilt….love all those patterns and colours!!
These quilts are beautiful!! Love the use of the red & white one on the table :) You have photographed them in beautiful settings too. Thanks for sharing! Wendy
You have a great collection of quilts here! I really like that you turned one into a tablecloth – it looks so cool on the table. My fav is probably Ruby Butterflies – the colors are fantastic. Isn't the trunk show fun? :)
I have to repeat what Kim said – “And you say 'you don't have many quilts'!!!” I remember that Union Jack quilt. I emailed you after seeing that quilt on Flickr. Little I knew that was the beginning of a wonderful friendship.
It was great to see Abigail's quilt and Mr. Sheep. I LOVE your quilts, Janine! They are all so beautiful. I can easily imagine myself cuddling under one with a book and a cup of tea :)
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You have a wonderful variety of quilts! I especially like the Modern color schemes! The baby quilt is a very cool design. Reminds me a bit of kites flying away with the wind?! cheers!
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Bunny
Great selection of beautiful quilts. Nice work.
Bunny
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Catherine
This is a lovely collection – I've always hankered after your red gingham quilt, I have to admit!:-)
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Sandra :)
Wow that's a nice selection of quilts – you've been busy! My favourite is the Sew Mama Sew giveaway quilt — I looked at the larger picture and I love how you fussy cut that particular print to have the dots kind of “fade away” as they progressed down the quilt – too cool!
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Karen H
Wow – you really have an eye for strong, graphic designs. All of the quilts are beautiful but I really like the first three quilts. They are simple but classic designs. I'll bet Ewan's quilt was a challenge but it was worth the effort. Thanks for the trunk show!
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TheEclecticAbuela
I love the Ruby Butterflies!
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Kim
And you say “you don't have many quilts”!!! They are all superb, Janine. Love, love, love your General House quilt and I wouldn't mind one bit, sitting at your table, drinking a cuppa whilst admiring that lovely red and white quilt of yours; nor indeed sleeping under Cassandra's quilt….love all those patterns and colours!!
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FVITH
Wow. You've made some pretty cool quilts!
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Celtic Thistle
What a lovely collection of quilts Janine, the baby quilt awaiting a baby made me smile :)
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pennydog
Thanks for that I'll go check it out when I have a quiet moment…
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Carol- Beads and Birds
Look at you!! You have lots of beautiful quilts. I have never made one…but I WILL!!
xx, Carol
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Quilting Babcia
For someone who hasn't made a lot of quilts, I'd say you have a lovely collection. All so bright and cheerful, each and every one. Thanks for sharing!
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September Violets
These quilts are beautiful!! Love the use of the red & white one on the table :) You have photographed them in beautiful settings too. Thanks for sharing!
Wendy
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Beth @ Cooking Up Quilts
You have a great collection of quilts here! I really like that you turned one into a tablecloth – it looks so cool on the table. My fav is probably Ruby Butterflies – the colors are fantastic. Isn't the trunk show fun? :)
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Soma @ whimsandfancies.com
I have to repeat what Kim said – “And you say 'you don't have many quilts'!!!” I remember that Union Jack quilt. I emailed you after seeing that quilt on Flickr. Little I knew that was the beginning of a wonderful friendship.
It was great to see Abigail's quilt and Mr. Sheep. I LOVE your quilts, Janine! They are all so beautiful. I can easily imagine myself cuddling under one with a book and a cup of tea :)
Thank you!!
-Soma xx
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Sally
Delightful group of quilts. Thanks so much for sharing this eye candy! LOVE your logo!!!
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Nancy
Great collection of quilt works. I like the idea of using a quilt for a table cover.
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Archie the wonder dog
I love them all – what a great idea for a blog post! Thanks for sharing!
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Craftycreate
What a neat selection of quilts the patterns and colours perfect!
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Benta AtSLIKstitches
I really enjoyed seeing them – some I remember, but some are new to me
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