ONE LOOSE THREAD: CUSTOMER QUILTS-Page 1 (A trip down memory Lane)

Today is July 6, 2018 and I am taking a trip down memory lane. These are quilts that I quilted for clients in 2012. Some of them I don't even remember and some I remember all to well. I hope you enjoy looking at them. I have just discovered that I haven't really posted any quilts for 2018. I'll change that is a day or so.

Have a great day,

Joyce-One Loose Thread

Siobhan's 'Carnival Corn'---Love this quilt!!

Siobhan needed this quilt basted so that she could hand quilt it. Click on the picture and it will enlarge so that you can see how I did the basting.

Carolyn's Forest Animals:

Cindy's medallion table topper:

Barbara's Blue Batiks:

Linda's wild green quilt:

Deborah's Lone Star:

Teresa's Lone Star:

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Judy' Quilt for Alaska friends:

Mark's T-shirt quilts:

Mary's Tree Skirt:

Carolyn's Blue and Tan:

Judy's Red and White:

Jana's Jelly Roll:

Mary's: 'The Last Peacock'

This was a commission:

Beth's 'Urban Squares'

Lynda Jo's T-shirt quilt. She constructed it and I quilted it. This quilt has been quite a journey.

Stephanie's Baby Quilt:

Beth's Purple Maple Leaves (Autumn in Clemson per Mary Cross)

Judy's Donation Quilt for Animal rescue in California:

Sue's: 'Susan, Jane, and Others'

Another T-shirt commission:

Iva Dean's Frame Up:

Libby's Crabby Quilt:

Donna's Pin-Wheel Cats:

Janet's One Block:

Mary P's One Block:

Mary's quilt:

Jo's beautiful Red and White:

Linda's 'Wild Child':

Special quilt for a special girl:

Dawn's Pink Flannel:

Pam's Bible Verses:

Judi's Butterflies and Flowers. These pictures were taken on a day that was dark with rain and snow outside, so, they really don't show how much this quilt resembles spring time.

Nancy's 'Beach Blanket'

Cathi's Wool Wall hanging:

Sally's wool and brushed cotton:

This is LouAnn's quilt. The pictures don't do it justice. It is much brighter and the light is yellow. It has been quilted in a dark Glide thread. Awesome.

June's Wedding Quilt:

Linda's Lanterns:

Batting: Dream Cotton
Panto: Feather Frond by Jodi Beamish
Top Thread: Glide
Bobbin: Superior Bottom Line

This was for Virginia:

This was for Vicki:

This one was for June:

This was Faye's quilt top. Completed a beautiful Sun Bonnett:

This is for Jana.Used Quilters Dream Poly Black and 'Contempo' pantograph.

This is for Phyllis. She hated it when she finished it. I hope that what I have done will change her mind.

Off the frame today is a quilt for Beth. This looks so pretty. This time we used Quilters Dream Blend batting. Look how much texture you can see across the quilt.

Jane's Christmas quilt was a dream to work on. We used Quilters Dream Wool for the batting and it really shows off the quilting.I actually tried to put feathers in the border of this quilt and it would not let me. I spent an hour taking out 15 minutes of stitching.

Quilt by Beth. She is giving this to some lucky person for Christmas. Sorry the pictures are not very good the lighting today is terrible.

New lease on life for Gretchen's quilt: October 2012

Pam's beautiful garden of flowers completed October 1, 2012

Linda's Black and White, Looks so Retro. That is the reasoning behind the Pantograph:
Spaced Out by Timeless Quilting Designs.

Jan's beautiful dragon fly quilt.

The quilt for 'Under the Tent' came off of the frame last night. I have the binding stitched to the front and will sit and stitch it to the back over the next few nights. The label is also on, so that part is done. All that will be left is to attach a sleeve and deliver the quilt. The pantopgraph that I used is titled 'Sprung'. I used the large size and ordered the small size. Really great pantograph.

Courtney completed a beautiful red, white and blue top. I used the pantograph 'Bayside' to quilt it.

Lou Ann's 'Fire Escape'

Logan Lap Quilters Ronald McDonald Donation Quilt:

Linda's Triple Irish Chain

Pam's Log Cabin

Audrey's Antique Double Wedding Ring:

The back of this is just as pretty as the front. That always surprises me.

I pieced and quilted this for Columbia Children's Theatre. For each one ordered a percentage of the price will be donated back to the Theatre. I am offering this in 4 different sizes.

Donna's Wedding Quilt that wasn't suppose to happen--July 2012

Lou Ann's beautiful Christmas Stars: July 2012

Now we have Beth's Carolina top:July 2012

Beth's Clemson top:July 2012

Blogger made me expand a photo account in Picasa. Since then I can't move my pictures left and right like I use to.

Helen's beautiful artwork:July 2012

Lynn's Double Wedding Ring---So much fun.

Blogger is only letting me post pictures in a straight line. How boring

Cheryl's Trellis Stars----

Judy's Purple Peacock as it came off of the frame.

Iva Dean's Frame Up

Quilters Dream Poly Down Battin

Cheryl's Trip

Roses for Rosemary

Jodi's quilt for a Library Assoc. Raffle

Mary Ann has not quilted in years. So glad she is back.

Mystery done at Carolina Quiltmaker in 2001

Libby's Sigma Chi Thank you Quilt

This is for Kay. I added more quilting to this after I took this picture.

First 'Art' Quilt

Shirley's Hot Pink Quilt

Judy's Beautiful One Block Wonder

Shirley's purple quilt

The Wedding Quilt

Cheryl's Turning 20 Christmas

Donna's Stars

February 2012

Beth and our Blue Ribbons!!!

Beth's 'Fall Flake' for QSC Spring Meeting

Beth's Turn, Turn, Turn mystery for Quilt Camp

Cheryl's Hydrangeas

Cheryl did a beautiful job on this colorful top. It was fun to work on.

January 2012:

Tina did this one. It was a wedding quilt for her daughter. Beautiful Colors.

Helen's first Turn,Turn,Turn. Quilt Camp Mystery

Helen--Leaves, water, birds--the forest??

More December quilts. These were Christmas gifts, so, could not post in December.

Lynda did this for Tyler. She was perfect on everything. Quilt top absolutely square. Good job Lynda!!

December 8, 2011
So cute.

Customer only wanted minimal quilting. Around the appliques and 1/4" from the edge of the block.

December 7, 2011

December 5, 2011

November 29, 2011

November 27, 2011

November 21, 2011

This is a cute little throw that Lynda Jo has done. She wanted it simply quilted, so, did E's and 3's from edge to edge.

This is the front

November 20, 2011

BAD BLOGGER!!!!!!!!

Finished this during the week. Really like how it turned out. I think it is the best one yet!!!

I used a new pantograph to quilt this. Very happy with the entire project.

I tried using Glide thread in the top and the Glide magnaglide bobbin for the back. I am very pleased with the results and the thread. This thread is available from Bobbin Central.com

October 11, 2011

It was difficult, but, this Clemson fan was able to quilt this top. It really looks much better than Bea expects it to. I think that she will be pleasantly surprised.

September 25, 2011

Beth has sheep. Loads of fun to do.

September 21, 2011

Judy has done it again. Flat and square. I love the way that she stay stitches the edges of her tops. Never a problem with a waving border. Go Judy!!!

September 19, 2011

Jana did a beautiful job on this 'strippy' quilt. I loved quilting the e's and 3's over this top. I did use teal and brown varigated thread on this one.

September 16, 2011

This is a 'FIRST QUILT and Tambra did a fantastic job!!!

September 10, 2011

This quilt was constructed for the Under the Tent event to benefit Camp Gravatt

September 6, 2011

Love the quilting pattern on this.

September 1, 2011

I just love how this turned out. Olivia was working perfectly and producing a perfect stitch.

Judy's Escargot

August 18, 2011

Pat did this as one of her last graduation quilts. It was to big for her frame, so, I did it for her. It has leaves all over it and looks beautiful. Sorry the picture is so bad, but, this is the only one that I have.

Anita's--Just loved working on this top

August 25, 2011

August 13, 2011

Mary Ann's

August 3, 2011

Sandy's 2011 Mystery--Ammended August 17, 2011: I am taking all of the stitching out of this top. The tension went crazy and I don't like the way it turned out. I'll let you know later how long it takes to 'unstitch' and then we can see how it looks when it is stitched the right way.

This is the Front--See the leaves?

This is the back.

August 1, 2011

Dawn's baby quilt:

Commision finished today July 21, 2011- Applique panels for Advent Calendars.

July 7, 2011

This was a fun top to work on. Such great color:

This is Dinah. This was a patten and top by Cynthia.

Finished this one June 18, 2011--Very challenging pantograph 'Fairey World' done on this top. Turned out very nice.

June 11,2011

Finished this one this morning. Loopy,Loopy,Loopy.

June 7, 2011

This is a top that I finished quilting today. I used Hot Pink thread and a real curly, featherly pantograph on it.

My favorite pattern of the disappearing 9 patch was done by Pat. This is one of the promised graduation quilts.

This is Shelby's Whole Cloth. It turned out beautifully. You can see more about this quilted bedspread here.

This top turned out perfect, by my standards. The pantograph that I used was 'Koi', not an easy one to hand guide. The texture on the top will really reflect light beautifully and Beth intends to hang this on a wall over a bed. Should be beautiful.

Quilt completed for Jo's little boy. The fabric has cars on it and I was able to match those with the quilting that I did.

Looks great!!

T-shirt quilt finished for Carson. I really like the way that this turned out. I tried a new stabilizer and it seemed to work well.

Jo's Granddaughter is going to love this. Bright colors and big flowers.

Judy said that she would be keeping this one for herself. She had perfectly pieced it and it was perfectly square. Amazing.

It turned out just perfect. I loved the chosen pantograph and the thread just set it off beautifully.

Beth's Mayan Garden

This is the original Mystery for Spring 2011 that was written by Beth Karr. This one is much larger that the one we actually did for the weekend, but, just as pretty.

This is Preston's Memory Quilt. I used the puzzle pantograph for the quilting pattern. Red/Black thread was used. Turned out really pretty.

Beautiful top done by Terry. Perfect piecing, flat and square.

Great job Terry.

This quilt will be given to a graduating senior at Epworth Childrens Home.

It is very bright, but also very beautiful.

Turned out just great!!!

This is a Mystery Quilt that was done during Spring Fling 2011 Quilt Camp. It belongs to Mary Cross and is beautifully pieced. She chose a challenging pantograph-'Colors of the Wind' by Karen Thompson. The challenging part was that it takes 30 minutes to make one pass on the quilt. That said, IT IS BEAUTIFUL on this quilt. We used Orange thread--and it is perfect

This quilt presented a challenge. The blocks are stitched onto a foundation, but, the borders are not. When I first received this top it waved like the American Flag on a windy day. I taked to the quiltmaker and she allowed me to make a few minor adjustments to the borders and now it is super flat. I just love it.

Beth's Braid

This is Beth's Original Small size Thing Spring Mystery Solved

This is Judy's Think Spring Quilt Camp Mystery Solved

This is Pat's mystery from Think Spring Quilt Camp.

Just finished this for a client. Love the way it turned out.
I forgot to post this jewel that was done for a client for his Grand Daughter. Hope she loved it.