Well, I guess I got to the end of what's allowed in one post, so will continue with this one.  Here's the other picture I was trying to load.

As I said, I still can't believe I did it!

In between quilts, I also made a wallhanging.

I also found a picture of the full quilt of Calyspo too!

In between all this, I got 7 charity quilts quilted! Now you know why I haven't posted lately!

Well, I keep saying to myself that I will update the blog. Then promptly forget! Shame on me! I've done a lot since the last post!

Let's start with a customer quilt. I did Paula's Calypso quilt for her own use. It's her first quilt & did a very good job.  She helped me with adding the quilting designs to the blocks & then I quilted it.

Each of the striped blocks had a different sea shell & the solid blocks we put palm trees into. Came out great.  She's entered it into our guilds quilt show next month. Hope she gets a ribbon!

I also did a custom quilt for some trucker friends of mine. Their daughter just graduated High School & is of Indian decent, so I designed this quilt for her.

I just did a simple stipple to quilt it, as I didn't want to detract from the overall design.

Then, I got Hearts Abloom quilted.  But, I was quilting on black & I had done the design & didn't know how to transfer it over to the quilt.  I found somewhere on the internet to use water soluble Solvy, the heavy kind, to transfer over the design, quilt through it & soak it to remove the Solvy.  To test the theory, I made a vest.

I think it came out just awesome!

Then on to the quilt since the experiment worked!

I still can't believe I made this!! It looks like one of the more experienced quilters out there did it!  Here's some detail of it:

Will have to finish in next post.