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April showers bring May flowers, so they say. But it's May now and we're still having almost daily showers! I try not to complain because I know we'll probably have a dry summer soon enough, but boy does it get steamy when the sun comes out after a rain.
All the quilts in today's post are tops made by Priscilla and quilted by volunteer long-armer Wendy, thank you, ladies!
The top quilt with the value HSTs has quite a few blocks turned the "wrong" way. There's so many that it must be on purpose. It ...
read moreWonderful Wendy made the quilts in this week's post. Lovely bright colors to liven up the winter days! It's been properly cold here the past week, hopefully our one bad cold snap for the year.
The first one is Bonnie Hunter's Scrappy Trips Around the World design done with monochrome blocks.
I love these bright rainbow color schemes. Wendy had the perfect rainbow color fade border for this quilt.
Lastly, this is very large and cozy disappearing 9 patch top Priscilla sent in that Wendy quilted on her long arm.
Unfortunately my work schedule fell where I ...
read moreHello, friends! Louise here to share some beautiful quilts pieced by Priscilla and finished by me. Priscilla is a generous donor, sending in many coordinated blocks and tops. Let's dive in!
Jo's top quilted by Kay and Denise |
Happy Friday quilters! I finally woke up at sunrise on one of my days off to take quilt pictures before the sun got blindingly bright and hot. It's full summer already and it's only June! This post is full of quilt tops that were donated and sent to longarmers to be quilted, so they are mostly very large.
Top by Karen M's friend, quilted by Kay and Denise |
In this heat it's hard to imagine snuggling under a quilt, but I just delivered another 20 the one of ...
read moreLittle bit of business up top:
I have had 2 mystery Give Back Box deliveries, please email at CoveredinLoveTx@gmail.com to claim them. One was a large Swoon block completed quilt, the other (has been claimed).
Secondly: Quilts for Uvalde info
Now on to Friday Finishes!
It's a quilt top round up! These are some of the last quilts from the batch of UFO tops I finished back in the Spring. This colorful 9-patch top came from Amy A.
Cyndy sent in this scrappy plus top. I really like the assortment if neutral fabrics she used.
This stunning ...
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Happy weekend! It's nice and cool here and I have some great big cozy quilts. You may recall that a little while ago I had a large split nine quilt from Priscilla that was finished off by Denies and Kay. Denies & Kay recently purchased a long arm and volunteered to finish some CiL quilts as they learn their new machine. It's a mutually beneficial exchange!
Priscilla also made this large (61"x81") patriotic quilt which Denise and Kay quilted with Baptist fans. I really like this simple design with the strings and the HSTs in the corner. I ...
Some big cozy quilts this week from the long armers! Wendy quilted this one that Sherrill pieced. Perfect for the falling leaves and fall weather.
These colors are similar to the ones in our latest drive and I am loving how those blocks are looking at they come in.
Priscilla pieced this pastel chain top and Pam quilted it.
And this blue and yellow top was pieced by Jeanine and quilted by Pam.
Pam has an uncanny knack for perfectly flat, smooth bindings. I'm terribly impressed.
Her bindings are so smooth I had a hard time getting my gravity ...
read moreTammy is still hard at work on the May/June block drive quilts! Visit her blog to see the latest!
Louise sent me this batch of orphan block quilts a while back and they've been waiting their turn for a photo shoot. The blocks that started this quilt came from Cathy and Louise added some.
Some of the blocks appear to be from the book Farmhouse Vintage. I love the embroidered details on the mixer and the bee.
Louise blogged about these quilts on her site here. So you can read more details there.
These wonky stars and the ...
Happy weekend friends, I hope everyone is doing well! I had a very relaxing 2 weeks off and now I'm back to the hospital grind. School has started again and I have a new group of anxious future nurses to warp *ahem* I mean teach.
Pam recently took on my stash of leftover string blocks from the past 5 years of January drives. This quilt is made of the 12.5" blocks. There are several different designs, but they still go together really well.
These leftover string blocks from a pre-2019 string block drive were assembled and quilted by ...
Welcome back to another rundown of quilts Louise has put together from the unfinished projects and odds and ends that are donated to Covered in Love! This modern setting of orphan blocks with negative space is one of my favorites, Louise blogged about it here.
Louise also made this Jacob's Ladder from some charm packs. She wrote a funny blog about it here.
These present blocks came from Christine and made a quick finish, blogged here.
I tried to capture to metallic gold in the fabrics, but you'll just have to take my word for it! There were ...
read moreTop by Beth, pattern "Wanda" by GE Designs, quilted by me |
More quilts finished this week from tops sent in by generous quilters! Covered in Love is rapidly approaching 1000 quilts. Do you guys have any suggestions how we should celebrate?
Top by Beth, pattern "Hope" by GE Designs, quilted by me |
When we hit 300 back in January of 2018 I had a giveaway along with the block drive, which seems like a good idea.
Top by Beth, pattern "Toni" by GE Designs, quilted by me |
The pace of quilts this spring has obviously been much faster than usual ...
read moreHello quilting friends and Happy Easter, Happy Spring, etc. I recently sent Louise a great big box (nearly 50lbs) of UFOs and other goodies, and she has already returned 4 quilts
This neutral top from Meg was in the box since it called for fancy quilting and Louise is much better at that than I am!
The top has piecing, applique, and other techniques to create texture with tone-on-tone fabrics. It was hard to take pictures of but it's a stunner in real life!
Louise added a thin flange of golden brown fabric and a neutral checked border. Her ...
read moreLouise has been putting her time at home to good use finishing quilts for Covered in Love at quite the rate! For anyone who is unfamiliar, Louise and I have had an arrangement for a while where I ship her UFOs and orphan blocks donated to CiL and she recombines them to make beautiful finished quilts!
She has a real knack for matching different projects and fabrics and I love her FMQ!
These Christmas Geese and coordinating ...
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