Debbie Stubbs shared these pictures of the magical unicorn quilt that she made for her granddaughter, Avery, for her 4th birthday. Avery is a very lucky little girl! 
And look at that unicorn cake!
Thank you, Debbie, for sharing these pictures of your quilt. You made a wonderful quilt that Avery is sure to treasure.
Gail Wozniak emailed a photo of her almost finished Backyard Birds quilt top. Her top will be complete after a couple more circles and a little embroidery on my lady bug and butterfly.
Gail began this quilt in my class in May at Merrimack Valley Guild in Massachusetts. Congrats, Gail on a lovely quilt!
Laurie Decker (this week’s Wednesday Giveaway winner) sent this photo of her quilt made with Stars in the Garden blocks. I love the setting she used! Thanks for sharing your quilt, Laurie!
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Barbara Spink just finished her Backyard Birds quilt and it’s fantastic! She wrote that she used batiks and machine appliqué. Congrats, Barbara, on a quilt well-made :-).
Lois Hall sent me photos of her fantastic Briar Rose quilt. Lois, thank you for sharing your quilt with us!
Here’s what Lois said:
This is a quilt that has been a work in progress for several years. It is FINALLY finished! I completed the last of the hand quilting last month so I could use it as a table topper when I was hostess for my book club meeting in May. There were several comments (and pats on the back) which pleased me to no end, but most assuredly part of the credit goes to you for your beautiful design. Pictures attached show off this treasured piece of work!
Click the photos to see them at a larger size.
Briar Rose is just one of the patterns in the Flowering Favorites ebook. Click here.
PS: Nothing against the members of my book club, but I’m not so sure that I would trust them not to spill on my quilt. Lois, you are a brave hostess :-).
Loa Kay Welles made her May Baskets quilt from our book, Curl Up Quilts, for her 6 year old granddaughter. Isn’t it cute!
Loa Kay changed the pattern, making more blocks and a bigger quilt and it turned out very well! If you would like to make your own May Baskets you can find the ePattern here, or the whole eBook here.
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