Personal Favorites from 2023

Here are my personal faves of the quilts I made in 2023.

This is my version of the Bloem pattern by Libs Elliott. I think I showed in-progress photos but forgot to show it once it was finished!

I made this from a panel I just had to have. I especially enjoyed making the balloons and trees the opposite of each other.

This is made from Rachel Hauser’s Oodalolly pattern, which I’ve admired for years.

Swedish Sunrise is one of several quilts I’ve made with a sunrise theme. When It’s art we call it “working in series” rather than “perseveration” 😀

I made “St. Agatha in Venice” to use this beautiful print fabric.

Yes, it’s being held out a window by hand, so the picture isn’t as nice as the ones taken by the magazine folks!

The Tilda fabrics are beautiful, but so similar in value that they needed structure when they were all mashed together.

The “Wish” pattern from Cluck Cluck Sew was perfect for a Quilt of Valor

“Mod Owls” made a good teacher gift because the mascot at my grandsons’ school is an owl

Aha! Orphan blocks can be cut up to make new blocks, as I did with my Giant Circles quilt, here

Next post will be the “on to 2024” edition 😀

15 thoughts on “Personal Favorites from 2023

  1. Oh gosh, you have some beauties there. I can see why these are your favorites. That “Oodalolly” quilt is a pattern huh? Well that surprises me. It looks so improv. In fact, it makes me want to dig into my solid scraps and see what I might come up with. Ah, just another squirrel, when what I should be doing is finishing up my half-dozen WIPs. I fully intend to do that in 2024 – the only “goal” I’m setting for myself. Hope you’re enjoying your first week into the new year!

  2. Great to see your picks of the 2023 crop of your many finishes! The Tilda is so Zippy – your signature black strips taming (making sense of) different sorts of fabrics in this case a lovely collection of medium valued fabrics. So classy!

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