Karen's Quilt Shop Mystery Row-by-Row

Karen hosted this Mystery Row-by-Row that was printed in American and Patchwork Quilting magazine. She planned to have a meeting of the participants who'd finished their quilts with named being put in a hat. The winning name would, if I agreed, get their quilt quilted on her dime. How could I refuse?

This is the store sample that was completed row-by-row like the rest of ours.  Yep, not only am I going to quilt the winning quilt, but I participated as well.

Here are a few more close-ups of the quilting. I had so much fun playing with designs for these rows while trying to make them somewhat consistent.

My personal favorite--houses.  I LOVE to quilt houses!

Everyone chose their own fabrics based on the initial instructions. We had no idea what we were making, so choosing fabrics was challenging.

Coming up next is my rendition of this quilt. I say "rendition," because mine is a tad different.

Dory

A Community Quilt

This quilt was made by a member of the Sun Bonnet Sue Quilt Club, the guild I belong to in Sequim. The ladies are very talented and very dedicated to giving back to the Community. This quilt was made for that purpose and I provided the quilting at no charge.  Have a look...

As you can see from the photos, its a nice-sized log cabin quilt perfect for a young boy. I had fun quilting it, doing a different motif in each "log."