Showing posts with label Happily Ever Quilting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happily Ever Quilting. Show all posts

Saturday, November 5, 2022

WONDER WHY it took me so long!

To finish and post about this quilt that began in  2021.
This was a "sewcial distance" challenge
between Kim Hensley and me.

I sewed it at the beach but it sat for awhile.
Kim was learning to use her new
INNOVA longarm and needed some practice quilts.

I was the girl for her! I have quilts just waiting!
Her new business is Happily Every Quilting.
She's still a full time VIP for Nationwide but
when she retires in a few years, this will be her
FUN full time job!
She is a super Disney Fan, has a family season membership 
to Disney World...making this the perfect name for 
her loves and passions!

She used a Star and Moon E2E design.


It was difficult to get good pictures
as the fabric is very light, but I tried.
I used WONDER by Kate and Birdie.













This baby quilt will hang with me til a baby comes
along that I just have to give it too!  

Saturday, October 29, 2022

MAINE THING...is catching up!

Its been awhile since I finished this cute top.
I call it "The Maine Thing"
because the novelty prints are Nautical.

Naomi Pattern by Erica Jackman, Kitchen Table Quilting.
I was a pattern tester for this pattern.
Longarm Quilted by Kim Hensley, Happily Ever Quilting.

Enjoy the Maine Thing in
my Ohio yard  


















Saturday, October 15, 2022

STRIP PLUS QUILT

OK, I still need to put the binding on this one.
I am waiting for my Bernina 740 to get back from spa day.
If its not finished soon...I will use my Bernina 440.
I like the dual feed on the 740, sew I should just wait!
It's been a spa month but I was told 6 weeks, sew....🙁

My good friend Kim Hensley, of Happily Every Quilting,
did the longarm quilting and isn't it lovely!


We decided on a fun E2E design called
Mr. Marbles and white thread.
I love the curved quilting against the geometric pluses.


The colors just pop on the white background.


I used an older jelly roll, Reel Time, by Zen Chic. 
I wanted a gray, mustard, green and black color scheme.
I pulled out the blues and oranges.


The backing by Alison Glass was a super buy at
Zincs Warehouse in Berlin, OH.
I thought the X and + design of white on gray
was perfect.


Last August, Kim brought the quilt to a quilt retreat 
we attended, at Newkirk House in Newark OH.


I did have some left over PLUS blocks
and will make either pillows or a table runner
with some other fabrics I found in my stash.


I love everything about this journey.
The quilt finished at 60" x 69"
Quilting is sew much fun!
The binding has been ready...
Let's roll!