How many quilts have I made altogether? List them.
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How many quilts have I made altogether? List them.
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| date | 2011-07-10 15:20 |
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| body | Owen's quilt, finished today. No. 31 in the quilt book. Sailboats. Twelve 9-inch blocks, navy sashing; 40 x 51 finished. Backing is the anchor print from Stitchery Lane. Label: "For Owen Raymond, from Grandma Peg, 2011. No. 31." Hannah's was no. 29 (the ducks). |
| date | 2013-08-11 14:30 |
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| body | Baby quilt for Denver: finished before the baby. No. 33. Flying Geese in the fish prints, cream background, 42 x 52. Backing is the brown trout flannel. Label left blank after "For" until there is a name. Aug. 22: "For Lucas David, from Grandma Peg, 2013. No. 33." |
| date | 2015-05-25 16:30 |
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| body | Storm at Sea, for Kate and Samir: finished. No. 35. 86 x 98. Back from Darla on Thursday (quilted in a wave pattern, edge to edge, $185). Label: "For Kate and Samir, June 20, 2015, from Mom. No. 35." Shipping it to Portland on Thursday by UPS, insured for $800, to Samir's office. |
Whose: Maeve Ostrander (note_subject)
| about | - maeve |
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| date | 2016-03-10 08:20 |
| body | Maeve Dorothy Ostrander, born yesterday, March 9, 2016, at 6:04 in the morning, Denver time. 7 lb 2 oz. Her quilt, No. 36: Single Irish Chain. Twenty 10-inch blocks, four by five, no border: 40 x 50. Nine greens on white. Backing is the tiny shamrock print. Label: "For Maeve Dorothy, from Grandma Peg, 2016. No. 36." |
| date | 2017-11-12 16:20 |
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| body | The first quilt off the Bernina: a Log Cabin for the cabin. No. 37. Lap size, 60 x 72: thirty 12-inch blocks, five by six, set in the Straight Furrows arrangement. Red centres. Quilted by me, on the machine, with the walking foot, in straight lines a foot's width apart. Label: "Skein Lake, 2017. No. 37." |
| date | 2023-08-13 15:45 |
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| body | Lucas's ten-year quilt: done, and in the post tomorrow for the 21st. No. 49. Fi…Lucas's ten-year quilt: done, and in the post tomorrow for the 21st. No. 49. Fish. Twenty of them, each a pieced block 12 x 16 inches, swimming in four rows, every other row the opposite way: northerns in greens, walleye in gold and olive, a row of bluegills, and one musky down the left side that is three blocks long. Water is seven different blues. Twin, 68 x 88. Backing: the trout-stream print, 5 yards. Binding in rust. Quilted by Kathleen Laufenberg, in a pattern of ripples. Label: "For Lucas David, ten years old, from Grandma Peg, 2023. No. 49. The musky is 44 inches. Ask your grandfather." Three ten-year quilts made. Three to go: Maeve in 2026, Theo in 2028, June in 2031. |
| date | 2025-11-16 15:30 |
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| body | The first bunk quilt: finished. No. 50. The first quilt I have finished since L…The first bunk quilt: finished. No. 50. The first quilt I have finished since Lucas's, two years and three months ago. Eyes, Lorraine, a year of not wanting to. The blue one, for the lower bunk on the lake side. 60 x 80. Ten strips running the long way, six inches finished, in blues from the scrap tubs. Backed in navy flannel, quilted by me in straight lines two inches apart, bound in red. Label: "Bunkhouse, Skein Lake. Blue. 2025. No. 50." Hannah slept under the duck quilt all summer. She is to have this one next time. The green top is next, then red and gold, which are not yet cut. |
| date | 2026-06-07 16:00 |
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| body | The second bunk quilt, the green one: finished. No. 54. For the upper bunk on the lake side. 60 x 80, ten strips the long way, like the blue. Backed in dark green flannel, bound in red. Label: "Bunkhouse, Skein Lake. Green. 2026. No. 54." The red top is cut and half pieced; the gold is a pile of fat quarters with a rubber band round it. |
| date | 2017-03-12 17:45 |
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| body | Guild show, March 11-12. "Dorothy's Aprons" in the hand-quilted class, small: honorable mention. The judge's card: "Even stitches, 9 to the inch. The fabrics carry the quilt. Corners of the binding could be sharper." 201 entries this year. |