Beverly Quilter

Here are four more scrappy lap sized quilts made with those 2.5” wide strip packs so popular these days. There seem to be endless color combinations being offered by many companies,it’s just so hard to choose! These quilts are available on eBay,please search for Scrappy Batik Quilts.

Each of these quilts measures approximately 48”x64” making them a nice lap/nap size. I machine quilted each one in an all over edge to edge pattern with a complimentary thread color. These quilts can be machine laundered on gentle/cool settings,preferred,no bleach.

I enjoyed making the first four scrappy lap quilts so I decided to make some more! Each of these four quilts measures a nice lap size of 48”x63”. The first two are identical block patterns but I used different batik strip sets to create each quilt. I also added extra colors from my stash of fabrics to complete them.The third quilt I used an assortment of turquoise and medium blue batiks from my stash of fabrics. Each block has a common size patch in the center but I varied the sizes of the surrounding pieces resulting in a slightly wonky look. The fourth quilt was made using half a strip pack and half of a stacks pack of batik fabric with some of my stash fabrics thrown in for good measure. I machine quilted all four quilts with the same edge to edge abstract design,but each got their own complimentary thread color. I’m already thinking ahead to the next scrappy lap quilts that I will make! These four quilts are up for sale on eBay. Please search for “scrappy batik quilts”

Working with some beautiful medium blue and turquoise batiks I just had to make something wintery and wonderful. I chose to make another Bear Paw quilt which is one of my favorite patterns. I think the solid white batik really sets off the “paws”. This big 88” x 102” quilt sold on eBay.

This quilt involved using a lot of those half square triangles to make the “claws”of the paws. I found a really nice batik of white printed with turquoise stars to back this quilt. I thought it was fitting since I was naming this one “Ursa Major”. I machine quilted this in an all over edge to edge abstract design with white thread.

I enjoy making these sampler puzzle quilts using some of my favorite civil war reproduction style fabrics.I bordered this one with a burgundy background print fabric.This one measures a nice lap size of 46”x 55”.I made this one in the same manner as previous similar quilts that can also be viewed on this blog. No two of these quilts will ever be exactly alike.This quilt also includes a 2” hanging sleeve on the back. This quilt has sold on eBay.

I used a complimentary burgundy print fabric featuring gold wheat leaves as the backing and also used that same fabric as the binding. This quilt was machine quilted in an all over edge to edge pattern with a burgundy thread. I like this border fabric,I have a similar fabric in a dark green that may be the next sampler quilt on my “to do” list.

Three more lovely Pineapple quilts! Making these three quilts has kept me busy for a while but it’s been fun to make them. I love these Civil War Reproduction fabric colors and love the classic pineapple block pattern as well. I did mix it up a little by bordering each with a different style block.All three quilts sold on ebay,but I’m sure I will be making more.Please keep watching eBay for more “scrappy pineapple quilts”.

After the three tops were pieced I decided to finish all the quilts the same. I used a green cotton print fabric reminiscent of the Civil War era for the backs. I machine quilted all three in an abstract all over,edge to edge design with black thread.The binding on each is black with assorted color stripes. I have made these style quilts before. You can find more detailed descriptions of how I made them on previous posts on this blog.