Well, did you all have a great Holiday weekend? We sure did. Family barbeque’s and lots of work. We had some fun stuff planned for the Shop and I’m happy to report that I LOVE it and can’t wait to show you what we did!!! 🙂
But, today I wanted to share some amazing quilts that Alison from California sent me. This is what she said in her email:
“ Hi Missouri Star Quilt Company! I wanted to share a few projects that I have made from your products. I have the Dresden Plate, tumbler and hexagon template and love them all. On the tumbler quilt, I used your quilt-as-you-go method and quilted each strip as I went along. Thank you for all the fabric and instruction videos that you have. Having fun quilting in California!!! Alison”
Here are her BEAUTIFUL quilts…
Alison, thanks for sharing your great quilts!
* remember if you want to share too, email me at: sarah AT missouriquiltco DOT com.
So did you just love that tutorial Natalie did on the T-shirt quilt!?! She is an excellent teacher. I am so excited that she did it though, because we have had a lot of interest in that technique!
*Remember if you make a quilt {especially one form a tutorial or a pattern we sell, send us a pic! We LOVE to see what you are doing!!}
So, today I have some GREAT pictures of quilts from none other than YOU! YOU guys and gals are the best customers/friends a girl could ask for and I’m just thrilled to see what you are all up to. I have to ask, what is more fun than quilting? Sharing-showing(off)-oohing-and ahhing over each others quilts/projects, thats what!!!
Wow, right! I am just in love with it. Carol says she added another row to make it a King Size quilt. {she also used some thimble-berries from her stash for the borders.}
I just want to say a BIG GIANT thank you to you all. Thanks for sending us the pictures and sharing your experiences, thanks for being loyal-amazing- customer-friends! We really could’t do it without you all.
I hope you all have a fabulous weekend. Stay safe, wherever you are.
I’m crossing my fingers that you get at least a few minutes {hours, really} to sew!
Last but certainly NOT least is this beauty using Civil War Home front fabric, by Barbara Brackman. She said she used a pack of turnovers for the border and fat quarters for the center blocks.
Thank you Teresa for sharing your quilts with all of us!