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The top for the memory quilt is now finished!!  I am so excited and just LOVE how it came together!  The details and little treasures in each block are simply precious.  All the stains, pockets, ruffles and bows are adorable.  Tonight will see it in my frame, getting quilted!

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The blocks are all finished for the memory quilt and I am sorry I did not post them earlier this week.  Life has been more hectic than usual – I thought it was supposed to quiet down now that the holidays are over! 
Tonight I hope to finish putting together the quilt top and [...]

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Here are some more shots of the blocks for the memory quilt:

I had to leave the spit up stain on the white fabric.  Such a great memory with the fuzzy bunny from her bib!

Look at the little bunny from one of her booties.  Isn’t it sooo cute!!  My son says both bunnies look like a [...]

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My recent project has been to create this really sweet memory quilt for a family out in Germany out of all of their daughter’s first year clothes.  The mother wants all of the baby’s things preserved in a quilt in a throw size done up in crazy quilt blocks. 
The finished quilt will be about 48″x60″ [...]

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Today I worked some more on outlining the seaweed.  I finished the mottled one on the right and the green in the middle.  The orange fan shape in the center is partially complete.  In some of the shots, you can see where I had to stop partway through sewing.  This is because I have to [...]

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My latest project is a turtle quilt for a customer out in New Hampshire.  It is for a little guy’s bed and he just loves turtles.  When his mother and I were discussing the design of the quilt, she came across a pattern kit by Carol Morrissey called “Follow Me”.  Normally I do not care [...]

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Here it is – my first organic baby quilt!  This great quilt has certified 100% organic cotton fabrics in an unbleached, natural cotton and a checked homespun.  The batting is an environmentally friendly batting made from fast growing plantation trees that are broken down in a green facility and spun into cellulose fibers.  The batting [...]

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Here it is – the last of the quilting for this project.  I am pleased with how it came out and now all that is left is to finish sewing the binding.  What was really neat is that the fabric for the binding is some teal fabric I had on a bolt in the sewing [...]

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Here are some more shots of the quilt I am working on and the blocks I did up yesterday.  I would have posted this last night, but got caught up in spending time with my family. 
The block on the left has oak leaves and acorns in the pattern…

The one on the left has more leaves…

A [...]

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One of my favorite things about doing custom orders for people is that I often get to work on techniques that I don’t always get to play with in the course of a normal day (for me anyways!).  I was sent this lovely quilt that an entire family worked on as a gift for a [...]

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