THE FINISHED TEENAGER'S QUILT AND SOME FALL QUILT PICTURES!

I finished this quilt a few weeks ago, but its hard to get outdoor pictures of quilts this time of year.  I have to wait until the weekend and you never know what the weather is going to be like.  Yesterday was the perfect day to go outside!  There was hardly any wind and warm temperatures.

So I spent some time doing something I enjoy .....taking pictures of quilts.

First of all here is the finished Teenager's Quilt:

My final thoughts on this quilt:  I really did not like it when I first started making the blocks.  After the first 2 or 3 blocks, I completely stopped because I just didn't love it.  Eventually, I decided to continue on and now I DO love it!  I'm planning to make more in different colors.

I posted the directions for this quilt in my previous post which can be found HERE.  

The size of the finished quilt is  66 X 82.

************* FALL QUILT PHOTO SHOOT************

While I was outside in the beautiful weather, I decided to try taking some fall theme pictures with quilts.  I realized that I don't have that many fall colored quilts and in 2021, I plan to remedy that situation! 

 

 

The "J" pumpkin!

 

Later today I am starting my second quilt using this pattern for "the teenager's" younger brother.   

I hope you have a quilty week!

This post in linked to:  Oh Scrap - Quilting is more fun that housework HERE.  and Love Laugh Quilt Monday Making HERE.

Kindergarten Quilt Art!

Our six year old grandson won first place in the art exhibit for the whole county for his age group.   When I saw it, I immediately said "That's a Rail Fence Quilt!"

I have been thinking about what kind of quilt to make this child and I think its going to look a lot like this!

What do you think?

Grandbaby on a Quilt

She's 9 months old and going places! This is the quilt that I always use for outside pictures. I've taken pictures of the last three grandbabies on it, as well as part of a photo shoot of my daughter and her family standing in a cotton field with the quilt around their shoulders.

Its probably the scrappiest quilt I've made.  The pattern is Jewel Box and the finished quilt can be seen HERE.

Have a great day!