Tove started this quilt many years ago with fabric she bought on holiday.

Tove is not a quilter and just had fun cutting up the fabric and stitching it all together.

She added a blue border and black binding to cool down the bright yellow and a super gingham backing so it can be used either way at a picnic or on a table as a table cloth.

I quilted it using yellow thread with a big feather meander. A great quilt with lots of memories for Tove.

Anne brought me a  Christmas quilt with super cute applique snowmen in red and white,

I quilted a snowflake on each od the corner stars in white and a red snowflake in the centre of the quilt, then did a simple meander all over.

The snowmen are just so adorable.

Back view of some of the snowflakes.

A lovely quiltin my favourite red and white.

Elisabeth’s beautiful hand stitched applique quilt was a real treat to quilt.

So many pretty fabric perfectly stitched.

We decided on a small feather meander all over then decided to add a small feather wreath in between the blocks.

I quilted a simple design on the circle blocks as I felt that to much quilting on the lovely blocks was not needed.

The centre block again was simply quilted.

I used a matching soft grey matt thread.

I am very pleased with the over all effect.

What a lovely quilt.

Wow look at all the batiks, a beautiful quilt costom panto quilted with a swirl design in the middle and on the corners, a stipple on all the rest giving it a very individual look.

I spent an afternoon at Helene’s Juul’s shop  http://www.helenejuul.dk/bestilling.htm  and offered 50% longarm quilting vouchers for that day only. Annette was one of the lucky ladies to get a voucher and are the first to be finished.

The first one was a twin size quilt with hand stitched apples all over it.

WE decided to costom quilt the apples with matching thread and do a simple on the black background in a black thread.

I quilted a tiny ladybug on each cornerstone for run.

Number two

Quilt number 2 was a super little cot size quilt which I quilted using a paper panto edge to edge design to match the flowers in the fabric using a lovely super sheen purple thread.

A fun little cot quilt.

Machine applique in blanket and straight stitch.

Quilted with a loop de loop design on the cream background and a leaf design on the patchwork using a varigated thread.

A super leafy backing fabric, just right for the fall.

Elisabeth’s amazing Gravity quilt was made for her son so was asked to make the quilt more masquline although I did add a flower to it for his wife! It super fun to quilt. all the different thread colours, 3 grey’s and colour for colour on each of the fantastic inner diamonds. I love thia quilt I hope you do too, here are a big bunch of photos that can tell the story of the quilting progress better than I can, enjoy!

Kirsten gave me a beautiful quilt top in soft pink and greenroses, it really needed to have something a little romantic quilted on it and Kirsten agreed to try out the Custom Panto designs I do, its like getting your quilt custom quilted at ege to edge panto prices. I will custom quilt the corners and middle of the quilt then meander a simple design in the remaining quilt, the result is lovely as you will see and the quilt is super soft too. See what you think.

Dont forget I will be at Helene Juul’s faboulous fabric store, http://www.helenejuul.dk/bestilling.htm, on Sat 7th Oct  from 12 – 14.00 where I will be doing a show and tell and giving out 50% off longarm quilting vouchers!!! WOW!! Custom quilting at half price!!! WOW!!

• All trimmed and ready for binding,I love the colours in this quilt so cosy.

I had a supertime making and quilting this quilt for Amber who is studing at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland, my sister Susan bought a big bundle of fabric at Helene Juul’s faboulous fabric store, http://www.helenejuul.dk/bestilling.htm, check it out or better still come to the shop on Sat 7th Oct where I will be doing a show and tell and giving out 50% off longarm quilting vouchers!!! WOW!! Susan gave me the bundle and said make me a quilt for Amber, please. Here it is, I first made as many drunkards path quarter blocks as I could, made a big star for the backing saved some fabric for the binding and  had some fun on the design wall, then the best bit, quilting, I used lots of different colours of thread and lots of circle designs and freemotin quilting.

Here’s the Front

This is the Back.