Some show and Tell….Finally!!

Some show and Tell….Finally!!

I have had these quilts saved to share with you all for quite a while!  Be prepared to be BLOWN away!!  I love being surrounded by such talented quilters!  (and thanks so much for sharing!)

Here you go:

From Sharon, she says-   Jacob’s Ladder variation.
Our quilting bee decided to make a variation of Jacob’s Ladder to send to Joplin, MO for the tornado victims. We replaced the 4 patch blocks with 9 patch blocks. When we started to lay out the blocks, there were too many 9 patch blocks and it was distracting. So, we replaced all the 9 patch blocks except the center 9 patch block with plain patches to make 1 block and kept all the 9 patch blocks in the alternating blocks. I hope you can tell where the blocks are in the pictures. The size we made fit either a queen or king size bed. We made 240 9 patch blocks and a total of 80 Jacob’s Ladder blocks. We purchased about 6 yards of each of the background fabrics and had some left over.

Love this variation, Sharon! It’s beautiful!!

 

This quilt was sent in from Lisa, and she said she was inspired also by the ‘Jacob’s Ladder’ tutorial.  WOW, take a look at this beauty.

Love the scrappiness!! Major stash-buster, for sure!

Oh MY GOODNESS!! You are gonna die when you see this one.  Absolutely gorgeous!  Leanne sent us the picture of the quilt she made for her daughter.

This is what she had about it: ‘It is called “Jen’s NOLA” and was made for my daughter. She went to New Orleans shortly after hurricane Katrina to “help” and has lived there ever since. She chose the fabrics. They represent New Orleans to her. This Snail Trail pattern reminded her of a hurricane. She loved it because even though Katrina was a horrible horrible event, it has brought her to where her heart lives. ‘

Breathtaking….right?!? I just love it!

Here is a beautiful quilt made by Annika from Sweden.  What a beautiful job on this X and O’s variation!  Those batiks are stunning.

Annika, it is beautiful!!

I got this sweet email from Lisa:

‘Just wanted to say hi & thank you so much for your wonderful on-line
tutorials. I am very new to quilting (started a class in January) and have
been inspired to try some new things by your website. I have just completed
my first bed size quilt (the first I made was lap quilt size) and I followed
your Garden of Eden idea. Anyway I thought you might like to see it.
I have also started a Jacobs ladder pattern, still ongoing…
Thanks again & I look forward to more of your tutorials coming up soon!
Best wishes
Lisa’

So fun and cute!! Can you believe this is her first bed sized quilt!? Awesome!

I have one more I just can’t wait to show you.  Susan emailed me this picture of her ‘Summer in the Park’ quilt.  It is so bright and cheery.

I am so amazed by all of you!  Your stories, your talents and your kind hearts always making something to benefit others!  What a GREAT group of people to be surrounded by!

I love getting your emails!  Thank you all for sharing in this fun quilting world with us!  Hope you enjoy this fun little ‘Show and Tell’!

Have a great day!!

ps. I have lots more shop updates, coming at you!

 

  • Edandjeanheck

    I love them all! Jen’s NOLA quilt is something I want to try,because this block is the center of a cats block I want to make. It was fun to play with when I made a test block from a pattern called Tessalating Cats. I’ve tried Summer in the Park, but want to try all the rest of these inspirational quilts. Nice job, quilters!

  • EeyoresGal

    They are all gorgeous, but I have to admit that Annika’s is my fave.  I LOVE the colors.
     

  • Diane Miess

    If you would check my account, you would see that I am addicted to your videos and your website……….I call it DailyDealitis and the only thing that settles me down is ordering something apparently. I am currently working on a spiderweb quilt with Hello Luscious by Moda charm packs. I am spreading the word among all my quilting and non-quilting friends (hoping they get the bug too). A definite symptom……I am labeling something “darling” at least once a day……Love you!

  • Ginbart1954

    They are all so beautiful.  Thanks for sharing them. 

  • Sgriff57

    They are all wonderful but my favorite is Sharon’s just love it…

  • Karyn Low

    WOW, they are all amazing!

  • Sarah

    Aren’t they great!?!?

  • Sarah

    Me too!

  • Sarah

    Bahahahah!!  Love it!  DailyDealitis!  So funny!!!  Thanks for making my day!

  • Kathleen Rossini

    I created my very first quilt last year as a gift for my American friend’s little two-year old girl, Tegan.   I was lucky enough to travel from Australia in October to visit them in Washington and present the quilt.  It is a “quilt-as-you-go” and has 1,900 pieces (I did wonder what I was getting myself into!).  I have backed it with flannelette in pretty spotted colours so it is warm for the Washington winter.  Kathy

  • Prudy

    They are all beautiful.  I will post soon, I have one i want to enter in a fair, our state fair here in MI. (Wayne cnty) has been cancelled due to lack of funds, I do believe’  Gonna find me a little country fair in the outskirts of Ann Arbor somewhere.  Anyhow, as soon as I get it bound I will post.

  • Sarah

    Kathleen, that is a beautiful quilt!!  WOW!!  Thank you for sharing it.  

  • Pattycsaul

    I am constantly amazed by all the things you come up with re the daily deals!  How does your brain get all that out and quilt too!  Remarkable!!  Lots of fun even if I don’t buy the deal of the day.  I shared the pic of the pig with dozens.  How cute.  Thanks for adding something fun to our day.
    Patty

  • Sarah

    Thanks Patty!  We are a pretty crazy bunch for sure!  :)