I’ve been wanting to make a finished quilts page for a while now, and never got around to it. I’ll try to arrange them in chronological order:
2007
My first quilt, for the mother of a friend who died in a car accident
2008
Log Cabin quilt, a wedding present for my friends N and J
2009
I believe I made both these quilts in 2009:
Train quilt for my grandfather, who loved trains
Picture quilt for my grandma in yellow and orange (her favorite colors)
2010
Window pane baby quilt for N and J’s older daughter, C
Rail Fence baby quilt for a friend’s baby
Jungle animals baby quilt (with bonus pillow I’d made as a wedding present for someone else)
Quilt I made for my friend K’s mom after K died in a car accident
2011
Moose quilt for my sister
Sampler quilt for my cousin T and her husband B
(Sorry for the two links, but I didn’t link back to previous posts in the final post.)
Tshirt quilt made from my grandfather’s tshirts, a gift for my whole family (note that I did finish it, but I never posted about it again)
2012
Swing on a Star baby blanket for my friend D’s son
“Elegance” fan block quilt for my friend C and her husband G
Window pane quilt for spry and her husband
Purple Lone Star quilt for my Aunt M
Path to the Altar quilt, an engagement present for my brother R and his now-wife M
2013
Baby quilt for my friend N’s son
Pinwheel quilt for my friend P and her husband J
Wedding quilt for my friend N and her husband A
Lone Star baby quilt for my goddaughter N
Storm at Sea quilt for my boyfriend Z
2014
Drunkard’s Path quilt for me (which started in 2013 but didn’t finish until January) – the first-ever quilt I made for myself
Window pane quilt for me – the second (and thus far, last) quilt I’ve made for myself
Hexagon quilt for my friend C and her husband J
Hunter’s Star quilt for my coworker M
My magnum opus: “What So Proudly We Hail,” a present for Z
“Wedding Knot – Love is the Tie that Binds” – a wedding present for R and M
2015
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Hi there! I just found you while looking for a tutorial for a MODERN Hunter’s Star quilt. I had fun looking around your blog. My favorites are your Storm at Sea, the log cabin, and the Path to the Altar quilts – wonderful! If you’d like to start making modern quilts, check out the Modern Quilt Guild. I am a member of the Rhode Island Modern Quilt Guild and love it! That’s all I want to make now, for the most part, is modern. I don’t know where you live, Rozsa, but you could see if there’s a Modern Guild in your area. Nice to “meet” you! xo Jodi
Thanks for the comment, Jodi! I’m so glad you like my quilts. Did you find a tutorial for a modern Hunter’s Star?
I have friends in a modern guild and I’ve been once, which I really enjoyed. The timing isn’t ideal for me to attend regularly (they meet on weeknights and it’s a hike from where I live), but I follow their blog and I might be able to start going regularly in the future.
Nice to meet you too!
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