Judy's number this month was #7. The #7 on my list for her challenge was "Lanterns of Hope". This will be a Quilt Of Valor. I was able to complete the quilting and binding this month. I enjoyed using different quilting motifs in each color area.
Pattern is "Lanterns of Hope" by HollyAnne Knight at String and Story. HollyAnne has also helped me gain confidence in my Free Motion Quilting skills through classes on her site. This is quilted on my domestic Janome 9400. Finished at 60 x 76 approx.
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| A great modern twist on the traditional log cabin block. |
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| This chicken wire pattern is fun to do. |
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| Some Swirly Goodness! I'm so proud of the way they turned out! Paisley's too! |
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| Woodgrain texture in the deepest reds, and square spirals in the lightest areas. |
The second UFO challenge is with a facebook group for American Patchwork & Quilting. Their number for January was #3. My number 3 was my second quilt for the 70,273 Project. This quilt is for the 70,273 Project, which is commemoratin 52 the lives of people with disabilities that were murdered by the Nazi regime in the early years of WWII.
You can google the project for more information. . This is the second quilt I've completed this year for this project. I'm a retired special education teacher and this project pulls at my heart strings.
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| 47 x 60 Commemorates 52 lives lost |
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| Block Details |
I can hardly wait to see what numbers are in store for February!
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