Quilt 80

 This one is a mystery quilt which I did with a number of my Adirondack quilting friends.

Quilt 79

 

Quilt 78

I'll be making this one into a pillow.

Quilt 77

I have finished the queen-size quilt for W's bed.  It is another one using panels.

Quilt 76

I finally finished the quilt and pillows to go on the dark brown leather sofa which will be in our new living room.

 

Quilt 75

I saw a photo of something like this a while back and wanted to try it.  I created my own paper piecing pattern and it worked well.  The quilt is about 33" x 33".   It is not quilted yet.  I want to use thread that matches the background and don't have any.  And I am staying away from stores this month due to the Omicron surge.  So the quilting will have to wait.

 

Quilt 74

I do seem to get carried away when I learn a new technique.  This is the last of the stack and whack panel quilts I will do for a while

Quilt 73

 Rainbow of Jewels

Quilt 72

This one is appropriately called "Antelope Canyon."

 

Quilt 71

This gorgeous quilt is called "Play Quilt" using the Bio Geo fabric line from Free Spirit fabrics.  It wasn't really very much work, but it was challenging to measure the long pieces accurately.  I have no idea how to quilt it.  I'll ask my quilting group the Stitchin' B's for suggestions when we meet next week.

Quilt 70

I finally finished and hung my latest quilt.  It is another stack-n-whack panel quilt which is now hanging on the wall in the bedroom here in camp.

Quilt 69

I just finished this Christmas quilt.  It is hanging in a narrow hallway so I couldn't get far enough away to get a full width photo, but you get the idea.

Quilt 68

I love this new technique.  Buy seven panels, set one aside, and stack and whack six of them to make the kaleidoscopes.  Then surround the uncut panel for a neat effect.

Quilt 67

This one is a queen-sized version of the last quilt I made.  I made it hoping to make a dent in my colorful batik scraps, but I have many, many more scraps to go.  This one will go in the guest room at camp.  It isn't quilted yet, but since that will take a while, I decided to go ahead and post this.

Quilt 66

Quilt 65

This is a Studio 180 design called Lemoyne Trails.

Quilt #64

I finally hung my Self-Mitered Log Cabin quilt.

Quilt #63

I just finished this quilt, made to go with the walls in the guest room.

Quilt #62

Quilts 60 and 61

I have finally started quilting again.  I made this one as a lap quilt to go on the pink floral chair in my study in New Jersey.


And this is the unfinished top from the Mini Citrus class I took at quilt camp.  I took the class to practice curves in preparation for the Judy Niemeyer quilt I hope to make some day.  But I'm not sure I like this one enough to bother sandwiching and quilting it.  Maybe I'll use it for free-motion practice at some point.