I’ve always wanted to try the Churn-Dish pattern because it is such an old classic pattern. I specifically choose Civil War reproduction fabrics.
Dimensions: 103″ x 103″
Machine washable.
Warm & Natural Batting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here is a new log cabin quilt I made from navy and cream colors – a true classic for me.
King Dimensions: 110″ x 110″
Machine washable.
Warm and natural batting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It has begun and we can no longer see the harbor.

Here at Gloucester Quilter, we have a “Lobstar” atop our tree.  Happy Holidays!

One of our guests in our Gloucester Quilter Apartment in VRBO loved the quilts upstairs so much, she decided to buy a custom one for her daughter as her high school graduation present. The daughter came down and pick out several fabrics she liked from my quilting room and I filled in the rest. Don’t you think this will make a great comfort quilt for her first year in college? It was fun working with such fun colors for a change.

I am working with eggplant colors, which is unusual for me, but my daughter Becca loves it.

I like playing with the colors when making potholders. Lots to play with.
Each one has the lobster fabric as backing. Machine washable.
They are sold at Alexandra’s Bread on Main Street for $12 each.

I’m taking a break from the quilting machine to soak up some sun in Vieques, PR. The sunsets here are *almost* as nice as seen on the Gloucester Quilter webcam.
And I’ve brought along my Again & Again beach bag ~ made in Gloucester, of course, by my friend, Frieda.

I love traveling to new places because they give me so many ideas for new quilts.