On The 25th Day of Christmas

I saved my favorite for last! Isn't it a wonderful quilt~ I wish all of you a very Merry Christmas. I will be spending the next week and a half with all three of my children. I will see you all after the New Year.

On The 24th Day of Christmas

I really enjoy two color quilts and this Schrenschnitte quilt is an excellent example of one.

On The 23rd Day of Christmas

I love all the little birds on this one... only 2 more to go.

On The 22nd Day Of Christmas

A perfect quilt for the holidays.

On The 21st Day of Christmas

Another mennonite quilt. Look at all that detail on each heart wreath.

On The 20th Day of Christmas

Simple Beauty.

On the 19th Day of Christmas

Rose Tree is the name of this quilt pattern. Notice how two of the blocks have a flower missing. I wonder what that was all about?

On the 18th Day of Christmas

Beautiful quilting on this one which was labeled as a Mennonite Snowflake.

on The 17th Day of Christmas

Holly and Berries, a perfect quilt for Christmas!

Karen - I wish I had a clearer picture of the Eagles quilt - I can't help you with the flower centers. Sorry.

On The 16th Day of Christmas

Another gorgeous 4-block applique quilt. I wouldn't want to applique those tiny little stars.

On The 15th Day of Christmas

I just love this abstract crib quilt! They were really thinking outside the box while making this one.

On the 14th Day of Christmas

This one had a date with it of 1890 and listed as a Sawtooth Diamond pattern with applique. I like the simplicity of the applique and the touch of gold.

On The 13th Day of Christmas

It is snowing here this morning so I thought I would show a snowblock quilt.

On The 12th Day of Christmas

I can't imagine appliqueing all those tiny little berries. Once again the border is fantastic plus I always love a 4-block quilt.

On the 11th Day of Christmas

Beautiful piecing and Beautiful redwork. This one takes the prize!

On the 10th Day of Christmas

I really searched for some nice pieced quilts this year. Of course I really like the border on this one so I guess the applique does draw me towards the quilt. The piecing is exquisite on this one that I believe is a Wild Goose Chase.

On the 9th Day of Christmas

Numerous things caught my eye in this old applique quilt. First do you see that the maker has embroidered their initials? The applique leaves for the border and the beauty of the curving stems on the flowers. Then it looks like they about had it finished but there was some empty space left so they appliqued plumes in the corners. A nice quilt!