This pattern was one of the Project Tuesday options for January. I did the sandwiching on this one before I started the machine appliqué.

I appliqued this one before I sandwiched it. Pearl and I used a simple cross-hatch pattern.

I used the paw print fabric for this as I know the Burton’s are cat crazy! The quilting is a cross-hatch with a twist.

This was one of the Project Tuesday choices for January. It is machine appliquéd. I attached the binding by machine with a decorative stitch.

UPDATE: This went to Kathryn

This Disappearing Nine Patch was a Timberlane Quilt Guild workshop. It was meant as a house-warming gift for Margaret when she moved into an assisted living suite. Margaret’s ill health prevented that move and I was unable to give her the quilt.

It is machine quilted with a stitch-in-the-ditch technique. It took me three hours to tie in all the ends. After it was finished, I learned from a fellow quilter that Ruby has a setting that will knot as well as cut the ends!

I wanted to show what a traditional nine patch block looked like so I added it to the back of the quilt. I didn’t have any of the pink material left, but I found a similar pink.

I used flannel as a backing for the quilt and it feels very soft and warm. I’ll keep the quilt for myself, and think of Margaret whenever I’m cuddled beneath it.