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The “Gollyville” quilt from Ann at Forest Lake is being quilted with the budget meander e2e pattern, while the lime green quilt from Bev at Toowoomba is being quilted with the petal power e2e pattern. Ann’s second quilt featuring Aboriginal-inspired fabrics, is being quilted with the sticky buns e2e. The white cot quilt from Cindy at Camp Hill, Brisbane is being quilted with the swirls e2e pattern, as is the purple quilt from Judy at Highfields.
This “pineapple” quilt from Elaine at Blackall is being quilted with the sticky buns edge to edge machine quilting pattern.
Sheryle from Yarraman chose the circles and lines edge to edge machine quilting pattern for this quilt.
Deb’s feathers e2e machine quilting pattern is being used on this purple quilt from Lyn L. at Toowoomba, while Lyn R., also from Toowoomba, chose the budget circle meander pattern for the scrap quilt below.
The first quilt from Loretta at Roma is being quilted with the new edge to edge machine quilting pattern, horse heads. The middle trail bike quilt from Karen at Camooweal is being quilted with the plush e2e pattern, and the cot quilt from Cheryl of Toowoomba is being quilted with the techno e2e pattern.
The first two photos are of a quilt made for a Cowboys football team fan. It is from Karen at Camooweal, and is being quilted with the football e2e pattern. The blue quilt is from Lyn at Crow’s Nest and is being quilted with the budget I love it trailing hearts e2e. The next quilt is also from Crow’s Nest, from Jan who asked for the budget meander pattern on her quilt. Lastly, the star quilt from Christine at Wahroonga, is being quilted with the stars and loops e2e pattern.
Shannon from Deebing Heights, Ipswich has made a quilt for her mother’s 70th birthday. She asked for a cat logo in the quilt label designed so Kathy of KoolKat bought the ‘Patch cat” design on-line and adapted it for this label. The quilt is being quilted with the roseleaves edge to edge machine quilting pattern.
The floral queen size quilt is a wedding gift from Helen at Esk and has been quilted with the daisy chain edge to edge machine quilting pattern. The French General Hexagons quilt came from Michelle at Buderim and is being quilted with the budget meandering leaves e2e pattern.
The white quilt is being quilted with the Deb’s Feathers e2e machine quilting pattern which gives this quilt a traditional look with the quilting being prominent on the quilt top. The second quilt is being quilted with the budget leaf meander e2e pattern. Both quilts are from Toowoomba.
Quilting is normally thought of a fairly traditional, even conservative form of craft. Every now and again, we receive a quilt that turns those pre-conceptions on their head. This is the second arresting, colourful quilt we have received from Andrea at Warrnambool. Andrea tells me these fabrics are from the Alexander Henry range. The top side of the quilt is a Mexican Day of the Dead theme for the famous festival now being held in Mexico and South America, which also includes renowned artist Frida Kahlo de Rivera (played by Salma Hayek in the movie), skulls, the Virgin Mary and lush foliage. The backing for the quilt celebrates earthly pleasures with a feast of flesh and foliage. Should this ever be hung in a quilt show, it will draw the viewer’s attention like a magnet. I leave it to the “Quilt Police” to judge if it is a “good quilt”. Good on you Andrea for being brave enough to make it and I hope your friend likes and appreciates your efforts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salma_Hayek