3 Sisters, 3 Quilts - Ashley

I finally finished quilts for all my sisters!  I began this process back in 2010 when I first started quilting. By "began" I mean:  bought pattern books, searched quilting magazines, scathed Pinterest for design inspiration, bought fabric, scathed Pinterest again, bought more fabric, and so on and so forth.   What a labor of LOVE! :)  Ultimately, I am happy with the final results, and I think my sisters were too!

Ashley's Quilt



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Quilting:  Free Motion on my Janome

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Cali Cat doing her thang while I piece and place.


The final result and the happy recipient!


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Pattern:  None
Inspiration:  Imagination

This quilt was the smallest of the three, appropriately so, for the baby sister of the family!  So this completes the 3 Quilts, 3 Sisters series, because I am done making quilts . . . for my sisters. Did I mention I have a brother?

Hence, to be continued . . .

Thanks for visiting my blog!

Hugs,

Angela

3 Sisters, 3 Quilts - Adrienne

I finally finished quilts for all my sisters!  I began this process back in 2010 when I first started quilting. By "began" I mean:  bought pattern books, searched quilting magazines, scathed Pinterest for design inspiration, bought fabric, scathed Pinterest again, bought more fabric, and so on and so forth.   What a labor of LOVE! :)  Ultimately, I am happy with the final results, and I think my sisters were too!

Adrienne's Quilt

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Pattern: None
Inspiration: My imagination

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Fabric:  Domestic Bliss by Moda

Quilting: Long Arm Free Motion

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After piecing this quilt, I was seeing stars…and X's. But it was well worth it! Aren't these colors FUN?!

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My kitty, Cali, thought all those X's were quite cozy!

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The FINAL project!

So fun right?! 

Hugs,

Angela

3 Sisters, 3 Quilts - Amber

I finally finished quilts for all my sisters!  I began this process back in 2010 when I first started quilting. By "began" I mean:  bought pattern books, searched quilting magazines, scathed Pinterest for design inspiration, bought fabric, scathed Pinterest again, bought more fabric, and so on and so forth.   What a labor of LOVE! :)  Ultimately, I am happy with the final results, and I think my sisters were too!

Amber's Quilt

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Fabric:  I used the Good Fortune line by Moda 

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Quilting: Long Arm Free Motion
Free Motion Quilting lends to much room for creativity!

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Pattern:  None
Inspiration: Chris W Designs
Cool Tutorial:  Missouri Star Quilt Co. Chevron Pattern

I arranged the blocks in the Chevron pattern first, but re-arranged the blocks into a few different patterns before making my final decision.  

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Diamonds

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Chevron

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Aztec

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CatNap ;)

I did not go with the CatNap pattern…but in my house, it is a recurring option!

LOVE the final product!! :)

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Hugs,

Angela