Check out my Pinterest page for pictures of my quilts –
http://pinterest.com/marydeeter/quilts-i-have-made/
Here are some of the projects I have made since I started blogging in Nov 2012 – You can find details about them by browsing back through my blog.
- QUILT FOR ANNE
- Pieced back and mitered corners – a first for me!
- 2008 Senior quilt (one of my first!)
- A senior quilt for church
- Senior quilts for church
- Wonky log cabin blocks for Hurricane Sandy
- Senior quilts
- Repair and quilt a vintage one for my friend
- Quilt for JJ in honor of his father
- Wedding quilt for Amanda & Silas
- T-shirt quilt Full quilt out on the porch
- flannel baby quilt for charity
- Finished front
- Flowers in the Snow Pattern by Modern Quilt Studio
- Charity baby quilt. I had fun machine quilting this one
- Joint project with my sister in law – borders are on!
- Finished twin size purple log cabin 12″ blocks Barn Raising pattern
- Love and Laugh for Ron and Terri
- Back of Love & Laugh for Terri and Ron
- Grand Illusion Mystery Quilt # 2
- Ohio Stars and Rails by Mary Deeter for QOVF
- Baptism banner
- Barn Raising in Silk 27 x 39″
- Lori’s Baptism Banner, created by Grandma Mary
- 5 minute table runner
- Grand Illusion by Mary # 1 modified pattern Twin sized
And then there are the non quilt projects, mostly for the grandchildren –
- Folded up and ready to tote, even hot
- After the touch up
- Satin mattress and quilt
- Cape over dress
- All ready to use!
- My 1″ hexi’s. About 800
- House for the dolls
- pirate pillowcase
- pillowcase packaging
- Sundresses for grandaughter
- fun applique
- Fun happy little duck
- Sundresses – “to Tie for” design by Olive Ann. size 3.
- Cowboy pillowcases
- Carla’s blue hen chicken!
- A Chicken Round Up !
- Re-make of a pool chair
- my LISA bag
- Artful Oven Mitts
- Matching dresses
- Top stitched around the outside of the checker so you could SEE it!! Helps it to stand out.
- Checkers bag, complete with button closure
Below are some of my more recent Ā OLDERĀ Ā projects.
Quilt ProjectsĀ Virginia Ruth’s ONE BLOCK WONDER
I made this quilt for my third grandchild.Ā The hexagons for the main part of the quilt are all made from one fabric, cut into triangles.Ā The outer border on the front and back of the quilt show what the fabric looked like before it was cut.Ā Thanks to my sister-in-law, Carolyn for all her help designing and teaching me!Ā There is a āstoryā that goes with this quilt which I shall write someday!
Tonya’s Ohio Star
I did a quilt for a friend as a retirement gift, when she retired from the Air Force.Ā She picked out the fabric, and I picked the design.Ā Ā (I thought she might pick a patriotic fabric, but instead she chose a lovely oriental purple.Ā I chose a āmodifiedā OHIO STAR for the design.Ā Ā It was my second voyage into working with āhalf-squareā triangles.Ā I loved working with my June Tailor āPerfect half and quarter square triangleā ruler.Ā Iāve done another quilt where I used ordinary rulers and marked my center ā point to point; but this tool was fabulous.
(Check out the video and see if you agreeĀ Ā http://www.junetailor.com/halfsquaretriangles_video.htmĀ )
I recentlyĀ demoād the tool at a quilt shop where I was taking a class, and the instructor asked the shop owner to order these!
Now, I look for patterns using 1/2 square triangles !Ā I did a couple of baby quilts this fall using them as well.
Major Wolff’s “Greek Cross” for his little girl!Ā
I repeated this very same quilt with blue accents for Elliott’sĀ baby boy –
Dean’s baby girl – Ā Batchelorās Puzzle
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Wow Mom! These are so pretty!
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Question about this ruler, that looks wonderful. What size blocks can you make? When I looked on Amazon, it appears that it only goes up to 6 1/2″. Thank you.
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I use the June Tailor perfect half square / quarter triangle ruler. It only goes to 6 1/2 inches. I used it in a class recently tho; where we were doing 10 1/2 squares, and I just “moved it along the cut” when i reached the limits. I could keep it lined up.
There is a great link to “how to” use the ruler on the website. Here is a link:
http://www.junetailor.com/halfsquaretriangles_video.htm
I watched it a few times, decided to buy it, and then watched it as a coach my first time thru, and then again when I had not used it in a while.
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Your quilts are BEAUTIFUL!
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Thank you. Thanks for stopping in to see my page.
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Hi! Just found your blog on Quilting Gallery. I’m in Sussex County DE too! Your quilts are so pretty.
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Thanks for stopping in to read my blog. Glad to meet another Sussex County Quilter. My favorite shop in the area is Serendipity in Dagsboro. I have taken two classes there and am looking at the schedule for my next attempt!
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Beautiful quilts. š
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Thanks for stopping by and checking out my quilts.
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