Rob and Teri's (late) Christmas gift (inspired by Denyse Schmidt). It was fun creating a log cabin block using the same fabric (upper left corner):
My job has a quilt group and we donate quilts to the City of Hope. We have a nice room with a view of Century City housing a wall of fabric and multiple sewing machines. We meet every week to stitch, hash out ideas, or pin quilts. Quite fab. This is my first COH quilt of the year:
COH Quilt No. 1 - "Line Art"
COH Quilt No. 2 - Just Girl(y) -- free form -- I cut string blocks in half and stitched them to the lighter triangles, added a sash, then a border, and then the binding.
Three quilts based on Anita Grossman Solomon's Super-Sized Nine Patch pattern. "Each fabric is cut with just 2 cuts with a rotary cutter. Using 3 fabrics and swapping the cut pieces yields 3 quilts in no time at all." Very cool. Two will be donated and I think I'll keep the third. (I'll add the measurements later.)
COH Quilt No. 3 - Super-Sized Nine Patch
COH Quilt No. 4 - Super-Sized Nine Patch
I'm keeping this one -- it's not finished yet.
More to come ...