I bought a sewing machine almost a decade ago but it sat largely unused for a long time. In January I decided I wanted to make a quilt and my wife (who doesn’t sew) agreed to help. Since then we have been quilting together and have produced several quilts. Here are a few of them:
This sailboat quilt was made as a gift for the girl on the right who just had a baby boy. My wife is on the left.
This quilt top is waiting to be quilted. It is a basic irish chain with piano key border on 2 sides. It will be backed with denim and used as a picnic quilt and a play quilt for my son who is due in February.
This heart quilt I made as a lap quilt for my grandmother. I can not remember the name of the pattern but I found it for free off the Moda “Bakeshop” site.
This is the quilted curtain and shower cutrain we made for out very 1960’s pink/grey bathroom. This is a log cabin block (with traditional red center) arranged in a “all sevens” design. The curtain is reinforced with stiff interfacing but the shower curtain is just backed with muslin and minimally quilted to avoid absorbing and holding moisture.
Finally,
This was our very first quilt which was completed in February of 2013. It is a log cabin block arranged in a Raising the barn” design. It is a long full size quilt or a slightly small queen size. We made it to use with our couch, not to a specific bed size.
Best,
-Ryan