Two for Tina

Tina brought two fun quilts.  The first is the wolf quilt featuring fabrics from the Wild at Heart line from Northcott fabrics.  The pattern is called Family Album and was designed the The Sweet Tea Girls and is designed for 24" wide panels.

Tina selected the Breath of the gods pantograph for a simple finish that does not take away from the graphic on the panel.  It was bound by Marion and ready to be used and loved.

The second quilt is perfect for the chocolate lover.  Tina chose the Cinnamon Swirl pantograph which looks fabulous on the cuddle backing.

We found the perfect thread that is a bit hard to describe - purpley brown?  It is Superior's So Fine #527 Piazza Plum.   I love having access to my huge thread collection for times like this!

Once again bound by Marion and ready to be loved.

Fading Charms x 3

These three charming quilts were made by Reneta.  She is on a mission to tame her 2" squares and has challenged herself to make 10 of these in 2026.  The pattern is called Fading Charms and is a free tutorial from Wedding Dress Blue.

Reneta left the quilting choices in my hands.  I added the Cinnamon Swirl pantograph to the one with the navy background.

This sunny yellow one received the Plush pantogrpah.

And the peachy pink one got the Pretty Posies pantograph.

A white background looks nice on a scrap quilt, but I do love these more unique backgrounds.  They give the quilts their own personality.

 

Pedal to the Metal

I have always loved batik fabrics.  I had originally used these fabrics when making the cover quilt for the Highway 10 Designs "Not Your Mother's Rail Fence" pattern.  See it here.  I had some good sized pieces remaining.   I had just the right amounts of these these fabrics to put together this Pedal to the Metal quilt - another Highway 10 Designs pattern.

This pattern utilizes strip piecing and there are no points to match so it really comes together quickly and is a relaxing sew.  I chose the Cinnamon Swirl pantograph which shows up wonderfully on the purple Cuddletex backing.

I didn't have enough of a single fabric to make the binding so I used two different fabrics in about 20" segments to finish this one off.

I donated this quilt to the Quilts for Wildfire Relief effort that is planning to gift a quilt to each of the 235 households that lost a home in the fire in Denare Beach Saskatchewan in 2025.

Anne's Bargello & Log Cabin

I've been quilting for Ann for about 4 years now and over that time I have learned there are few kinds of quilts she loves - Bargellos, Log Cabins and paper piecing for accuracy. if you search "Ann" on the sidebar here, it will bring up of some of her past creations that are worth a second look.

The first quilt I'm sharing today is her lovely green bargello.  Ann chose the Cinnamon Swirl Pantograph for some nice movement against the straight lines of the bargello piecing.

Next up is the floral log cabin.  Lots and lots of thin strips in this one.  Ann always paper pieces her log cabins and the turn out extremely precise.

Ann choose the Feather Unfurled pantograph to continue with the floral theme.