Beverly Quilter

Bear Paw blocks are one of my favorite blocks to make.In this quilt I am show casing them again with an assortment of beautiful cool color batiks. I used a solid white batik for the background to really make the colors pop. This quilt measures 87”x101” and is up for sale on eBay. Please search for “Bear Paw Quilt”.

I had made a similar quilt using an assortment of blue batiks on a white background and that one has already sold.I had all these beautiful batik fabrics and just had to use them!

I used another beautiful batik with a white background and a swirl pattern in blues and purples for the backing,complimenting the front. I hand guided,machine quilted this one in an all over,edge to edge abstract design with white thread.

A colorful quilt to chase away the winter chill. Basket quilts are a fun classic design that I don’t make often enough. I chose a very colorful outer border fabric that I also used inside each basket.Set on point seems to be the best way to enjoy these baskets. This lovely lap size quilt measuring 52”x66” is up for sale on eBay. Please search for “Colorful BoHo Basket Quilt”.

I used that colorful floral fabric to help me choose two colors for each basket block,trying not to repeat combinations too closely.

I enjoyed making this quilt! The bright summer colors were fun to work with while in the middle of winter. I machine quilted this with an all over edge to edge abstract floral design with purple thread.

I chose a colorful floral designed fabric for the backing that adds even more fun color to this quilt.This quilt is going to be a cheerful addition to somebody’s quilt collection!

I’m working with some of my Civil War Reproduction fabrics again,as well as some fabrics in similar colors and designs. This time I’ve chosen a classic block that lends itself nicely to scrappy combinations. I did use an off white fabric printed with mini black flowers as the background in each block to manage all the scrappy colors.This quilt measures 57”x68” a nice throw size.This quilt was sold at a local church fair.

The border fabric has cute little houses in assorted colors on a navy blue background. I surrounded the inner churn dash block with simple strips of color to make a bigger block and add more scrappy colors to the mix.

I used a mini floral print in colors complimenting the front for the backing and hand guided machine quilted in an all over abstract design with a dark blue thread. I like how this one turned out!

A colorful paisley fabric is the focus and inspiration for this large Bear Paw quilt. I picked coordinating fabrics and tried to match the colors to that paisley as best I could. This large quilt measuring 97”x112” would look great on a queen sized bed but could also fit a king only with a little less overhang. This quilt is up for sale on eBay. Please search for “Boho Bear Paw Quilt”.

While I did take this picture outside on a sunny day the sky was slightly overcast, possibly from the smoke from up north. Even so,photos never seem to really capture the colors correctly. This quilt is truly brighter and richer in person.

I hand guided/machine quilted this one in an all over edge to edge organic leaf/vine design with a blue thread. I think the design compliments the paisley fabric on the front.

Color placement within the block is key to the design of this quilt. I had some Island Batik strip sets in assorted greens and thought it was time to put them to work in a quilt. I had made this log cabin variation block many times before mostly in scrappy renditions and only a few times as the letter “T”. While sewing the blocks and placing the colors the name of the quilt came naturally.

As I was finishing up another quilt for a customer I had shown that person pictures of blocks I was working on and that I was naming the quilt “Green T”. To my surprise the quilt was bought by that person even before it was finished! The quilt measures 86”x101” and has already been finished and sent to it’s new home. I’m thinking maybe making a blue and white quilt in the same style and naming it “Ice T” ? It’s a fun block to make and I enjoy working with those beautiful batik strip sets.