BERJAYA

TOPS – a “flimsie”, basically finished, may need another border, not yet quilted

Here is a picture of my “wall of shame” or so many tops which have not been quilted.

The Design Wall

Cherrywood Squares

1. Cherrywood Squares – started in 2010. Made from Chrerrywood fabric in response to a “Too Good To Cut” Challenge.

Batik Log Cabin

2. Batik Log Cabin – Originally started out to be a large bed quilt with strips cut and some blocks completed. In 2010, finished up enough blocks to complete this top.

Asian Beauty

3. Started and finished to a wall hanging in September 2009 at a retreat. It was a combination of arcs and paper piecing project. I have lots of Asian fabric scraps.

Color Study

4. This is a project that I worked on with my sister during August 2009 when she came out for a visit.

: Vintage Tablecloth as Quilt

5. This is an old tablecloth that Mom gave me. It has holes, stains and was crooked as anything, but it was well used and loved. I squared it up as well as I could, added some borders and now it awaits some quilting inspiration.

Coffee Disappearing Nine Patch

6. I had left over fabric from a coffee-themed quilt so I tried a disappearing nine-patch. This top has been changed – the stark white sashing is gone, so here’s the new look.

Coffee Table

Cottage Fractions

7. I saw the fractions quilt at a show and thought it was a neat way to use up some scraps. This one is done with soft “cottage” fabrics. There is another one in process with brights.

Striped Bear

8.Remember this? It was a quilt along by Judy.

Noah's Ark

9. A matching game that’s still in process of quilting.

The Kitty Chronicles (January 2009)

10. Cute quilt found at a show.

: Salmon Wallhanging

11. Just needs to be quilted down. I have 2-3 other fish wall hangings to do.

Mystery Quilt #2

12. This quilt has vintage 50’s fabric and I found matching black and blue options.

Four Seasons Through My Attic Window

13. One of these landscapes was done a long time ago at a retreat. Did some more and put it in the attic window sashing. Just needs quilting and binding.

Double Nine Patch

14. Double Nine Patch – I can’t remember when I bought the fat quarters or where I found the pattern, but I did find this top in a WIP box. I may add another border or two, since I have plenty of fabric leftover.

Peachy Morning Reverie (Feb 2009)

15. Peachy Morning Reverie – I bought some beautiful fabric in shades of peach and green. I finally made a top with some of the material. This is from Febriary 2009.

Holiday Mystery Quilt (January 2009)

16. Christmas Mystery Quilt – For Thanksgiving 2008, I traveled to Seattle to visit my two nieces. One of them, Lizzie, is learning to sew and quilt and suggested a mystery quilt class. So, my sister and I agreed to take the class. My top is done, but the borders and backing still have to be selected.

A Coffee Shop at Every Corner (Jan 2009)

17. A Coffee Shop on Every Corner – While in Seattle I purchased a jelly roll, additional fabric and a pattern. The fabric was about coffee. My sister bought the same pattern (Four Square by Cozy Quilts Designs), but different fabric for herself and Lizzie.