Bonnie Hunter's Biggest Fan

Andee says that she is Bonnie's biggest fan. Candace has a parade going on of all of her Bonnie Hunter quilts. Given all that, I though I'd throw my hat into the ring and put up a little parade of my Quiltville Creations. My Bonnie Hunter quilt number is 25. How about you?

 Blue Ridge Beauty in purple

 Carolina Crossroads -- my first mystery quilt

 Orange Crush, with piece borders.

 Dad's Plaids -- Mom borrowed it and never gave it back.

 Old Hurricane Road -- lives in the guest bedroom.

 My first scrappy Irish Chain -- gone to charity

 My third Pineapple Blossom quilt, a baby shower gift.

 Sister's Choice for Mom

 Christmas Lights for my sister.

 Double Delight

 Hopscotch, from Carolina Crossroads pattern in Quiltmaker

 Cathedral Stars, a UFO -- oops.

 Goose in the Puddle in patriotic colors

 My version of cheddar Bowties.

 Little Monkey's was another shower gift.

 Cherry trees is a red version of crabapples, still in progress

 The second Irish Chain quilt.

 Orca Bay, finally done and living on my bed now.

Smith Mountain Morning, binding just finished on Sunday!

Jamestown Landing isn't quite done yet.

Roll Roll Cotton Boll -- check out all those strings!

Sunset Fabric

It was a cold and rainy evening.  Football practice was cancelled, but I was on gymnastics duty and it doesn't stop for rain.  It was almost bedtime before everyone was home and showered.  I could have easily called it a night myself after settling the kids in, but stopped to check on blog posts. There was Bonnie, live with another quiltcam post.  I couldn't just sit and watch of course, so off I went to iron some of the new fabric that just came in from Connecting threads for Hawaii Sunset.  I think I could still use a few more pinks, there are 24 geese in each block I think, 5 pinks won't go far.  There is plenty of green in my stash, not sure about the blue status.  I'll have to check.  One color I completely neglected in my shopping was "chrome yellow"  I am thinking a nice mustard or two would blend in just right.  Hmmm..... I'll give it some thought while I start cutting into my new fabric.