Happy weekend, once again! I'm bringing you the second half of the batch of quilts Louise sent back to me recently. This pretty Flying Geese quilt is the second (first here) to come from a partly done quilt kit that was sent to us by Gail.
Louise came up with a new design for the blocks that turned them into 2 quilts smaller than the original quilt and perfect for CiL.
Next, this quilt came from another kit. This one was kind of an unusual "Lego-style" with various different sizes and shapes of fabric that all fit together easily. Louise chose simple is best and made a top with simple squares in four patches.
She quilted it with a cool design of overlapping large circles.
This pretty spring-y green quilt featured lots and lots of plaids.
Lastly, this quilt that used a lot of assorted leftover blocks and set them off with fancy quilting.
As soon as I began unpacking the quilts Sundae jumped straight into quality testing!
Linking to Confessions of a Fabric Addict and Finished or Not Friday
I am partial to scrap quilts, but this group of quilts says "covered in love" for sure. They look so warm and welcoming and comforting. Louis sure know how to put those blocks together, doesn't she? Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletebeautiful.... but I have a favorite this week... I LOVE that flying geese one!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome quilt finishes with help from Louise!!
ReplyDeleteI always look forward to seeing the creative ways Louise uses orphan blocks and scraps. Her pieced backings are just as much fun as the fronts of the quilts.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the encouraging words, friends! :)
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