Field Study

 I love Anna Maria Horner.  I have said this before, but I will say it again.  When you look at her collections on the shelf or in a pile, you wonder what she was thinking.  Then when you put them together, a whole new magic occurs.  I loved her line, Loulouthi and I was afraid I couldn't love her new line.  And while I am still more enamored with the colors of Loulouthi, I have an appreciation for the organic-ness of Field study.  I made this piece in the style of Turning Twenty.  My friends at Alewives machine quilted it in a pattern that looks like spiders building webs.  It is just gorgeous!  I am also placing this quilt in my Etsy Shop. 

Leftover Christmas

Does anyone else have Christmas projects that just didn't get finished?  I started this Turning Twenty-yes, I am a little stuck on this pattern.  The fabric is a group of 20 fatquarters from Robert Kaufman's Holly Jolly line.  My friend, Connie and I had an idea that we were going to sell crafts at our local town Christmas bazaar, but neither one of us had enough time to really create enough inventory.  I just finished this quilt today.  I think it will go on one of my stepdaughter's beds for next Christmas.  Either that or Moxie will claim it for her own!

Children at Play

This is the last of the baby quilts I have been making out for friends who are having babies or grandchildren!  This one is for Margo Cousino's brand new baby boy, Camden Amos Roleau!  This Turning Twenty is made from Sarah Jane's Children at Play.  So hard to find really good fabric for boys.  I like this group of prints alot!  I hope Camden likes it too!