This is the most classic of Log Cabin patterns, light and shadow. There are eighty blocks in this quilt, the center of each, the hearth, is red. The process of making this follows the Fons & Porter method of cutting out all the size strips, and lining them up in a pizza box to stay organized. I then chain stitched the segments as they were added one by one to the growing blocks.
Log Cabin – Classic Black and White
11 05 2010
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Categories : Black & White, King Size, Log Cabin, QUILTING PROCESSES
Solstice 1
6 05 2010My daughter commissioned a wall hanging quilt for her living room in California. I decided on a drunkards path pattern, in muted pinks, blues, tans, reds, containing lots of birds and flowers, and a splash or two of black. I added a doily crocheted by her great grandmother, as the “moon”, an homage to the lady who taught my daughter how to crochet. The room where this quilt hangs has a glass wall looking out over a magnificent native garden which host birds of all sorts.
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Categories : Curves, Earth Tones, Multicolored Florals, Uncategorized, Wall Hanging
Canoe Island Flying Geese
6 05 2010This pictorial quilt grew out of a jelly roll (2 – 1/2 inch strips) and matching five-inch charms. The pattern idea came from a Nancy’s Notions catalog. The blend of earth tones, and nature theme are all harmony. The black is a luscious print that coordinates with the top.
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Categories : Basic Squares, Earth Tones, Flying Geese, Jelly Roll strips, Twin, Uncategorized, Wall Hanging
Baby Dots 1
6 05 2010This child’s quilt is perfect for crib, stroller, car, or Grandma’s house. The colors are bright, the pattern simple, and children can learn their colors by playing on it. I found a collection of polka dot fabrics in so many colors, I had to make something that used all of them.
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Categories : Brights, Crib, Geometrics, Rectangles, Uncategorized
Pinwheel Set
9 04 2010This pair of ornamental quilts is a study in dimension. The high contrast colors of red, black and cream make pinwheels with lots of motion. Hang one on a wall and place its mate on a table to bring drama to the dining room.
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Categories : Brights, Pinwheels, Table Topper, Wall Hanging
Holiday Railfence
9 04 2010This bright darling of a quilt can be used as a table runner, a wall hanging, or to decorate a banister, or grace the back of your favorite chair during the holidays. Red and black dominate, with added greens, golds, and creams.
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Categories : AVAILABLE FOR SALE, Holiday, Railfence, Table Topper, Wall Hanging
Tumbling Blocks
9 04 2010This is a fun, bright colored quilt to perk up any bedroom. I used yellow, green and red to dominate the design. Watching for the “light source direction” in the placement of the blocks creates the illusion of a stack of a child’s building blocks.
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Categories : Brights, Diamonds, Twin
Plaid Tumblers
6 04 2010This warm and cozy quilt was made from tumbler shaped pieces, in a large vareity of home spun plaids. The soft edge created by the piece shapes is enhanced with bias binding.
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Categories : Earth Tones, Reversible, Tumblers, Twin
Vicky’s Pinwheel
6 04 2010This table runner was made of triangles in the Christmas colors of red, green, and cream. Five pinwheels align, alternating bright and subdued colorways. Pieced borders and dedcorative stitching complete the piece.
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Categories : Holiday, Pinwheels, Table Topper, Triangles
Baby Jewel
6 04 2010This sweet quilt was a gift for a baby girl. Its stair-step pattern staggers the soft pinks and greens on a diagonal in alternating colors. Stitching around the border creats the illusion of a pieced border.
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Categories : Pastels, Rectangles, Twin
Louise Naples Quiltmaker 