http://www.whimsandfancies.com/trunk-full-of-quilts-2015/
These are some of my quilts I've done the last years.
I love to use denim, and this is one of my favorite denim quilts. I collect jeans from my friends, and change the jeans into quilts. This quilt is now pinned to many pinterest boards, so you may have seen it before. I have a tutorial here on my blog, if you like to make one yourself.
This is another denim quilt, and I've combined old bathroom curtains with denim. The only new fabric here is the pink in the middle.
I also love scrap quilts, and in this one I've used stripes and larger scraps. With Kaffe Fasett fabrics in between the blocks, I think this came out beautifully.
This quilt I made for one of my sons. He saw it in the window in a quilt shop, and draw a plan for me to sew it. Made of bigger and smaller HSTs, and you have to study it closely to find out how to get those stripes. A decorative quilt it is.
If you've visited me before, you'll know that I love pincushions. I've made and sent many of them away in pincushion swaps, and I've received many beautiful ones from others, too. You can see more of them on my blog here.
I also love hexagons, and this is a little pouch I made for a swap some time ago. I sew hexies in different sizes, the smallest ones are just 1/4". You'll find many hexie things on my blog. The largest I've done is not ready yet, named La Passion, and it is going to be 17 100 hexies in the end.
As it's advent soon, the last quilt I will show you is an advent calendar I made to my daughter. This one is easy and fun to make. So just go ahead.
You're always welcome to visit my blog if you like what you see. And don't forget to jump over to Whims and Fancies to look at all the other eye candy you'll find there.
Så mye fint! Arbeidene dine var lekre. Forstår ikke hvordan du får tid til alt i tillegg til tusenvis av sekskanter.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to make a denim quilt, but never got around to it--love all of yours!
ReplyDeleteYour denim quilts are SO awesome! I have a stack (a rather large stack LOL) of jeans and keep saying they need to be made into a quilt . . . that log cabin quilt is fabulous! So much fun to look at all of your beautiful makes!
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing, you have become a great inspirator of mine!
ReplyDeletesuch lovely projects!
ReplyDeleteWow så mye fint! Den røde og svarte quilten var min favoritt:) Ha ei flott helg med sekskantene dine:)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely quilts and projects, thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilts, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSå många fina quiltar och adventskalendern är superfin!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts and pincushions! That first one is amazing and so gorgeous...thanks for sharing your quilts!
ReplyDeleteLove that first quilt, just a real beauty!!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful quilts--I especially like the denim!
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed seeing all of your lovely quilts and the denim is pure fun :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your varied works. I am in awe of quilters who work with denim. I'm also impressed that your son was able to draw out such an intricate quilt pattern so that you could make it for him.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts and projects! I love the Advent calendar quilt.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! The denim quilt is fabulous! Thank you so much sharing.
ReplyDelete-Soma
Another great trunk show. I adore that scrap quilt with the Kaffe fabrics! I has such a fresh look and an airy feel to it! Thanks for the great show.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic trunk show. :) Yes!!! I've seen your denim and orange quilt several times, and fall in love with it all over again. Thank you for sharing a tutorial for it. I really love all of your up=cycled works. Using the bathroom curtains was brilliant.
ReplyDeleteYour scrap quilt is lovely. Has such a quiet and calm feeling.
ReplyDeleteI love your denim quilts and especially love the scrappy diamond quilt - just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the denim quilts! I have a closet full of old jeans that I haven't quite decided how to use yet. One of these days I'll finally get to cutting them and using them :)
ReplyDeleteI love to use denim as well. It is so versatile to recycle. Your quilts are gorgeous. How clever are you to stitch the quilt the son saw in the window from his plan! Scrappy quilts are fantastic aren't they. Yours is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts, and especially the scrappy ones! So colorful!
ReplyDeleteSusie
What a lovely collection of quilts (and pincushions!) You are right about the scrappy one with the Kaffe Fassett fabrics - it is stunning.
ReplyDeleteLove the denim quilts! I made a huge log cabin denim pillow for my son's bed and all the denim is so soft. The quilt you made for your son has such an interesting pattern ... good for him for knowing his mom could make this up from just a sketch he made.
ReplyDelete~Wendy
I love your quilts, but was looking for the pattern for the denim and orange log cabin. My son's house is ultra modern, and it would be perfect. He has Danish heritage, and his home reflects his Scandinavian roots. His wife tells people, it is an IKEA showroom! Please help...Thank you in advane
ReplyDeleteYou'll find the pattern on my blog, under tutorial.
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