Underwater quilt

This is the UnderWater Wonders Quilt I entered in the Quilting Blogger's Gallery Contest this past week .This is the first time I have ever ...

Made for Project Quilting, Season 4, Challenge 2. Kim challenged me to complete this challenge this week. I dream up these challenges...I don't usually do them. So I was at the Wisconsin Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Conference on Monday and Tuesday and found myself doodling. I decided this was a quilt that needed to be made, so I came home and drew it bigger on a piece of freezer paper. After raiding my stash, I decided I needed more teal fabrics, particularly in medium and lighter shades, so I…

Just finished this underwater ocean scene to go further down the coridor at the home. The residents chose which fish they wanted to see in the water.

Bring the Ocean to Life with Underwater Dolphins on Blue Cotton Fabric by Quilter's ShowcaseTransform your next quilting project into a stunning underwater oasis with this beautiful fabric featuring playful dolphins swimming in a sea of blue The 43 - inch width and 100% cotton content make it perfect for a variety of projects, from quilts to home decor Machine washable and easy to care for, this imported fabric is a must - have for any ocean lover or quilter looking to add a touch of whimsy…

Judy Eselius

This bold, adventurous quilt is perfect for any animal lover and will brighten your child's room with its minimalist design. It is hand quilted, appliquéd, and machine quilted- making it one of a kind. The rich color gradation mirrors the ocean and will be a the centerpiece of any nautical, beach or ocean themed room.

<p>"He Heard The Surf Roar" by Ana Buzzalino was inspired by a photo of Lawrencetown Beach in Nova Scotia.</p>

I can remember when I started creating quilts with curved cuts. I was nervous and intensely focused, afraid the pieces sewn together would not lay flat. Now, many years and many quilts later, I create almost all my art quilts with curved piecing. Straight lines are unusual for me. I decided to make an Ocean Read the full article...