Spring quilts and decorating

 I absolutely love the Spring season. After this long winter season, it is wonderful to make a few quilts in soft pastels and setting out a few bunnies for Easter. I found these unfinished blocks, but have no idea where I put the pattern.

 I sewed the blocks together and added a few orphan tulip blocks.

 I quilted the quilt with a flowery panto.

A border in pink and green.

I finished the quilting on the scrappy 5" block quilt. It will look so nice on my bed. Can't wait to get the binding done.

 A wonderful blogging friend mailed me a surprise bag of scraps. Some of the scraps went into this String quilt. Most of her string fabric went into another String quilt for my daughter. I will share that next time. It is so nice to receive and share scraps with other quilters.

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This String quilt is perfect for your spring decorating.

 

 I quilted this beautiful scrappy Bow Tie quilt for Julie.  It is such a pretty quilt in soft spring colors.

 I can see myself in the near future making a pastel Bow Tie quilt with a pretty scrappy border.

 A few bunnies on the mantel. 

 More spring decorations - a frog and a green egg.

  Two more quilts in spring colors on display.

Thank you so much for stopping by and I wishing you all a happy spring season.

Smiles,

Millie

Finished Bowtie quilt

  It is definitely not good weather to take quilt pictures.  Good weather or not, I like to share my finished Bow Tie quilt.

 The picture above is before washing and the picture below is after washing. What a huge difference it makes if you like crinkled washed quilts.

 I also finished the machine quilting on Jana's Flying Geese and I Spy quilt.

 Colorful I Spy quilt.

 I am a huge animal lover. My favorite blue String quilt went to the "hospital". Little Molly (11 months old) made a hole in my quilt. The hole is above her right little paw (blue string with white dots).

 I am so lucky, I found a small scrap of the exact blue and white dot fabric. I made a little patch and used my trusty old school clue. A few hand stitches and the hole is gone.

The patch is just below her mouth. Quilting is all about making good memories. Do you have a similar story of a quilt that went to the "hospital"?

Thank you so much for stopping by.

Happy quilting,

Millie