Barbara Khan
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Barbara Khan
Barbara sent us a picture of her Sunflower Quilt, which won a third place ribbon at Lancaster 2008 and won Best Machine Workmanship at the 2007 Tri State Mancuso show!
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Betty Williams
Betty hand appliqued this gorgeous Fish Quilt. It that took First Place at the
West Pasco Quilt Guild Show in March 2008.
(The quilting was done by Karens Quilting in Swartz Creek, Michigan.)
Lois Fulton
Lois made this Concerto for Quilters quilt using Gail's "Beautiful Music" collection. Lois showed the quilt at a local art gallery where it was a huge favorite. In June, it will be given to her grandson as a graduation present!
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Catherine Bechtel
Catherine took Gail's Baltimore Album class many, many years ago. Her beautiful Baltimore Album Quilt - a true labor of love - all hand appliqued and hand quilted - was a must for our Show and Tell!
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Rebecca H.
Already a quilter at the age of 10! Rebecca proudly shows very first quilt -
a Jelly Flannel Fringed quilt that she made in only 3 days!
Susanne Zientarski
Susanne made this water lily quilt based on Barbara Barber's Leap Frog pattern. She bought the fabric, designed by Jane Sassaman, at Ladyfingers on her way to the 2007 Lancaster Quilt Show! In November, Susanne presented this beautiful quilt to a dear friend as a wedding present.
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Marie Cirafesi
The Crazy Quilt of the Century - Made by Marie Cirafesi of Eagleville, PA
Family wedding outfits and Mom's hope chest finds from 1940 and beyond... Marine emblems and uniform buttons from Dad's service in World War II... Doll dresses and accessories from 1950's childhood treasures... Snippets of aprons, hankies and even business clothes that stretched from one decade to another... These are but a few of the dozens and dozens of treasured family fabrics and personal memorabilia that I had tucked away in closets for more than 60 years. Little did I know that my quarter-century dream of a Crazy Quilt made from them would become reality in the new millennium thanks to the talents and time of a lifelong friend, quilter and embroiderer Marie Cirafesi of Eagleville, PA. As the pictures of Marie's finished work of art proclaim, she blended my lifetime finds into a fabulous momento for me. She wove together satins, silks, laces and many other old materials into a marvelous design that not only showcases the crocheting talents of my mother and other long-gone dears, but also spotlights Marie's own incredible wizardry with needle and thread. All the needlepoint flowers and details you see throughout are hers. In keeping with Crazy Quilt century-old traditions, she detailed the creation with spider and web, too! Beyond what I provided from my belongings, Marie added other special embellishments - contributions from 8 true blue "forever friends", including herself. You can see the group of us when we were 16 in a photo placed right in the middle of the quilt. It's next to one of my favorite touching poems by Flavia that describes true friends as being woven into our lives. The quilt is now hanging in a prominent place in my Arizona home, a constant reminder of the people, places and textures that have colored my life, as well as the creative, loving friend who blended them together for me. It's what I call "The Quilt of the Century".
-- by Ro Logrippo, Crazy Quilt Owner, Anthem, AZ
Pictures © Mike Spinelli
Connie
Connie stopped by Ladyfingers and showed us her quilt she made using Gail's "Beautiful Music" collection. Thank you for sharing Connie!
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Marge Yarnell and Friends
Quilts assembled by members of and given to ministers at Calvary Wesleyan Church in Bethlehem
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Marge Yarnell and Friends
Quilts assembled by members of and given to ministers at Calvary Wesleyan Church in Bethlehem
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Marge Yarnell and Friends
Quilts assembled by members of and given to ministers at Calvary Wesleyan Church in Bethlehem
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Lighthouse
Kit available:
http://ladyfingerssewing.com/shopping_cart/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=584
Gina
I bought the flannel Alpha Buddies panel at Ladyfingers and combined it with scraps from a previous Alpha Buddies quilt I made (regular cotton, not flannel). I was pleased with the result.
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June
June made 'Take the Plunge' and sent us a picture with it's recipient...her Great Grand daughter Haven!
Wonderful!
Jo Ann made Spot's Favorite Colors
Cindy Pugh
Cindy made this using the Columns Fabric in black and tans that she bought at LadyFingers. She pinned the fabric to her wall until a quilt came to mind. Hope you like it.
We love it Cindy, thanks for sharing!!!
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Beautiful Voices by Joanna
Ladyfingers very own Joanna made a quilt using Gail Kessler's "Beautiful Voices" fabric line!
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Joan's Circle Baby Quilt
Joan made a Baby quilt using a Dimples charm pack and other fabrics!!! Thank you Joan!
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Leslie made a 6 foot hallway runner!!!
A few Jelly Rolls and the Woven Jelly Roll Rug Pattern by Moda (free)
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Pineapple Block of the Month Quilt
Cathy made all of her Ladyfingers Pinapple Block of the Month blocks into this amazing quilt! Thanks for sharing Cathy!!!
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A tiny version of Jewels of the Garden
Sandi Griffith made a tiny version of Jewels of the Garden. Yes those are very, very, very small hexagons!!!
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Georgia Tomlin
Look what Georgia came up with using her Jelly Stone Block of the Month!
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Carolyn made the Jewels of the Garden Quilt!
Jewels of the Garden Quilt Kit
Thank you Carolyn!
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