This desert nightscape is my oldest UFQ.
I began the project and got to this point without stop. When I began adding some cacti I found that satin stitching was extremely difficult. I did not, at the time,know anything about stabilizer.
Category: I made this
Playtime
I made this as a sample for my kids art class. It would be fun to paint some fabric!
My Favorite
Yes. This is it. Hand picked each fabric. This is the quilt I would have made for myself. I love it. The Lunar New Year Rabbit Quilt was made for a Dillion International auction, by me, and quilted by Kate Kline.
Fortunately, I have a few spare hares and a couple of courthouse step blocks to make a mini quilt.
First time I set blocks on point and made setting triangles.
Fabrics from this quilt began the “Scrap Infinity” projects.
Epic Quilt…. yes
Wow! I made this.
The Dragon block is an enlargement of a paper piecing pattern from the book Spellbinding Quilts, by Maaike Bakker.
Uh… yeah… just one of many UFQ’s
Lovely bits of batik fabric turned into a mosaic picture. Status: about 1/3 of the satin stitching is complete. I love the brick tiling of this composition. Size is approximately 8.5″ x 9″.
Give ’em to me!
I made these awesome little blocks from scraps given to me from a guild sista quilter. This is where I discovered solid black as a design element. 
I call these wonky improvs -Belt Buckle Blocks
U.F.Q.’s
AKA: So many projects, so little time.
If you have been quilting, or crafting, or making of any sort, you are most likely in the same boat as I find myself on an annual basis when January arrives. Way too many U.F.O.’s I am sure I will always have a metaphorical stack of unfinished quilts to tackle. But, I do not want my creative energy to be weighted down by guilt. To my credit I have allowed myself to completely let go of most of my not worked on projects because of my almost famous scrap quilt, “Circular Infinity”. But, I have a beautiful HST quilt that I am making for a wonderful friend, a block quilt for a wonderful friend, a quilt for a wonderful some one(s) who are family, a quilt for a wonderful little one that just needs quilting, and a quilt that needs quilting for a pattern release, which I feel all need to be finished this week.
Last summer I started making some small projects so I would have a few things to sale at a local show that took place the first weekend in January. These little projects balanced the long term project and made it possible for me to have some finished work.
Dots… A Lot of Dots!
Check out this beautiful quilt! Brand new pattern using Ellen Medlock Studio fabric and quilted by Mary Covey!