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Quilts

The crafts on this page have some quilted element to them. They may be signs, banners, or quilts themselves; the mix and design of fabrics and patterns is really what makes quilts fun for me to do. I will indicate if I used a pattern from a resource, such as a book or magazine or if it's a summercrafter original.  Some captions may link to related post. Pre-blog crafts may only have finished or "in process" photos, sorry.  Please email me if you have any questions.
Teacher Banners

Summercrafter Design


Teacher Banner
Summercrafter Design




Trick or Treat Door Banner
Summercrafter Design


Quilted Dr. Seuss over Canvas
Summercrafter Design



Olivia Baby Quilt



Dr. Seuss Mini Quilt

 
To Owl a Good Night
From a Magazine see first and second posts.


Little Lamb Quilt
Summercrafter Design, Raw Edge technique.

Red,White & Blue A Flag for Dad
Summercrafter Design


 


Swell pattern by Thimble Blossoms 

 
From Quilts and More Magazine


 
 Summercrafter Design

 
Dr. Seuss Mini Quilt Summercrafter Design
 
 
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The Valentine Quilt or The Love Note Quilt
Summercrafter Design
 
 

Dr. Seuss Windmill JUMBO Block Baby Quilt
Summercrafter Design

 
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Summercrafter Design

 
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