Delicate Stitchers of Moab

Kathy Shields got this quilt from a relative who wanted some repair done on it.  It actually wasn't in too bad shape, mostly some seams popped open showing the batting.  Shauna Dickerson took it home, blind stitched the open seams closed, and retied the entire quilt where the ties had fallen out.  Huge quilt, and very pretty. From Shauna Dickerson, this is a  40"x 60" quilt for the charity, "Project Linus".  The backing fabric is specifically "Project Linus" material, snoopy in uniform.  This is a "Double 9 Patch" pattern. From Mary Wakeley this wall hanging, paper piecing in a New York Pattern.  Very beautifully done. From Pat Byrd, Beautiful and colorful lap size quilt.  So pretty. From Petenia Pfnister, full sized quilt in beautiful colors.  It looks like a particularly difficult pattern, so pretty. From Pat Byrd, this sample quilt, lap size.  So beautiful, intricate blocks From Marion Eason, this quilt pieced for charity for the pregnancy

I'm very sorry, I'll have to post the blog this month without names or descriptions.  I didn't get the names of all the quilters with their quilts.  I just wanted to post the pictures so  you could see them.  I will try to get the names and edit them in.  Next month, I promise, I will do better.  Meanwhile, enjoy the images. Lesson on tessellating pattern by Peggy Harty Crib size quilt in pinks by Stacey Garett. From Audrey Graham, a hand embroidered crib size quilt.  Very sweet., From Mary Wakeley, a quilt crib size for charity. From Mary Wakeley her paper pieced masterpiece that won the viewer choice in our recent quilt show  From Cathy Gerving, antique blocks she joined and quilted. From Candi Niesen, a wall hanging, beautifully done. From Candi Niesen, panel centered and surrounded by special piecing. From Candi Niesen, a compilation of panel blocks  showing antique outhouses,  fun. From Petenia Pfnister, a really beautifully done twin sized quilt. Quilts from Deb Slech