Hello Everybody
I have had a busy year – not all of it sewing – however, I have managed to complete a few of my projects, so I will list the completed ones first and then sort through the remainder.
Three lap quilts were started and completed last year. The first was my William Morris Quilt which was a strip pieced quilt using the tube method (as demonstrated by Kate on the Last Homely House You tube channel.) The second was a lap quilt for my mum (to cheer her up). The third was a quilt for my Sister-in- Law who loves gardening, so her quilt featured plants and gardening tools.
The front depicts a raised garden, lawn and flower border, the back is the garden tools.
Front and back of mum’s quilt.
Front and back of William Morris Quilt – sorry I don’t have a photo of it completed. I quilted each chevron. I’m very chuffed with this quilt.
I also made my Husband a cover for his chair as a cushion behind his head was making his neck ache (angle felt wrong). I had to quickly judge the measurements so no judging about wrinkles on curve
I padded it out a little with 6 scrap pieces of batting so plus side used some scraps. I just quilted it around the borders and secured it with elastic at the back.
Speaking of using scraps I also made a placemat and completed two more cushion covers using the remnants from my Jane Austen Quilt.
Now the WIP’s – still working on the Red Work Basket Quilt
Quilts started but still on the patchwork stage
Seaside Quilt
Stag Quilt
Angel Quilt
Rose Window Quilt
Peacock Quilt
Liberty Quilt
Sampler Quilt
Spring Bluebird Quilt
Elephant Quilt
Quilts started and top finished but do not have backing and batting
Cup of Tea and a Good Book Quilt
Quilts up to the quilting stage (the big pile)
Bee Hive Quilt
Seasonal Quilt
Jazzy Quilt
Parrot Quilt
Christmas Quilt
Pride & Prejudice (Jane Austen) Quilt
Bee Quilt
Safari Quilt
Tiled Quilt
Memoirs Quilt
Scrappy Quilt
Purple Stripe Quilt
Purple Cheat Quilt
I think that I need to get sewing.
Sorry it was so long and thanks for reading.
Daisy
Daisy Stitches and Art 
Love the quilts, especially the William Morris one…but gosh, that’s a long list of WIP 🙂 If you have any that realistically you know you’ll never finish as you’ve ‘gone off’ them, I’d consider giving them to a quilt charity, they often have quilters who will take a finished top and quilt it, just a thought 🙂
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