Showing posts with label Made by Donna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Made by Donna. Show all posts
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Donna's Quilt, 2014
The quilt top was made by Donna Madden, it sat at my place for about eleven years. I finally got around to quilting it, then I gave it back to Donna for her birthday. That means the second item I've finished for 2014, only twelve more to go!
Friday, March 8, 2013
UFO #2 Completed for 2013
I quilted and bound this quilt top made by Donna Madden. I've had the top at my place for the past ten years, so it was a well aged UFO!
I tried a new machine quilting design (new to me, anyway). I want to keep learning new designs so I can have a variety to pick from.
The thread I used was a variegated aqua coloured Signature thread that my sister sent for Christmas. I didn't know what to use for binding, then finally came across a black, multicolour dot print that was in my stash.
After an entire decade, Donna was able to have her quilt back!

Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
Tree of Life
Friday, May 21, 2010
Quilters Gone Bad; Butt, It's a Watercolour
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Quilters Gone Bad; All Dressed up and No Place to Go; Cat Houses

These are two quilts by Donna Madden, I don't remember the names of them, I'll post the titles when Donna lets me know. I love the square head people!
I was supposed to be getting lengths of fabric cut for a garage sale I'm having next weekend. There is still a lot of fabric from my closed store that needs to thinned out. I kept getting sidetracked because of wanting to start a new quilt, so I was gathering up and cutting fabric for that. Then I was agonizing over which fabrics should be put in the sale bins. I don't want to get rid of any of it, my hoarding tendency kept rearing its ugly head. But hopefully, I've managed to part with enough. I'm also putting a box of patterns in the sale. I had to buy multiple copies of patterns from the wholesalers when I had the store, so there ended up being a lot. I kept a rather hefty pile of them for myself. I sorted through the books awhile ago, kept what I wanted and donated the rest to the Steamboat Mountain Quilters in Edgewater, one of the guilds I belong to.
I'm going to have to live to be 1000 years old to make all the projects I have in mind!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Quilters Gone Bad

I don't know what the title of this Donna Madden quilt is, but I love the lime green!
When I garage sale a pile of more fabric from my closed fabric store and get my stash thinned down a bit, I'll be able to go into a quilt shop and buy some more lime green fabric. The past three years, I've only bought a bit of fabric twice. That's hard on the old girl because I love looking at all the new stuff that's out there! It takes a long time to use up a whole store full before I can ever go shopping again. Oh well, being frugal now will pay off later, I hope.
Friday, May 7, 2010
Monday, May 3, 2010
Quilters Gone Bad; Donna's Earwig Quilt

ARRRRGH! I was going to send a post yesterday, but the computer wouldn't connect to the internet, it must've been in a snit about something.
Donna Madden made a series of quilts featuring earwigs. This is one of her creations.
I can't remember the title of it, but I hope Donna will reply to this and let me know.
I love the lime green in this quilt, it's one of my favorite colours.
Earwigs have to be one of the creepiest things out there! I get them coming into my house at the end of every summer- YUCK!
Donna is the only person I know that would make quilts with these creatures on them!
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