And for the rest, just closeups so you ca see the fabric choices. Here's a wild animal quilt.
Fun in the skies.
Let's go to the circus!
Meow!
And more circus fun.
Monkeys playing.
Dogs galore!
Lady bugs in the dandelions -- an outdoor quilt for Camp Coco.
Sponge Bob Squarepants.
Another very cute quilt cut from a panel.
For all the sports fans out there.
Old McDonald had a farm ... and a great quilt, too!
Another alphabet quilt featuring animals -- very cute!
Cat and dog chefs -- it doesn't get much cuter than that...
...though teddy bears and bunny rabbits are pretty adorable, too.
Love the old fashioned rag dolls.
A border print on either end adds something special to this squares quilt.
Great big novelty squares make a fun quilt.
Subtle pastel flowers on baby flannel make a snuggly quilt.
If you've always wanted to try bargello or a trip around the world, a Linus quilt is a much-appreciated way to test out the technique.
Want to see how you feel about making wonky log cabins? Pull out your scraps and try! This is a great block to make when working with a group -- if things get a little off, it's ok, and all blocks can be trimmed to the exact same size without ruining the design.
One guild member took a quilting class from Ami Simms and decided to learn the technique using strings of animal fabrics that had been donated to Linus. A fun quilt was the result!
Here's a closeup -- this one has lots of construction vehicles and also tools! A double winner!
Race cars!
And a closeup of the fabrics usedin another race car quilt.
And of course, a quilt with the king of trucks -- a fire engine!!
...or all sorts of woodland wildlife.
Sometimes these critters seem cute and whimsical. Imagine them by a pond...
...or in the flowers and grass.
Being outdoors means working in the garden...
...or enjoying the harvest!
Here's a cute Stretched Stars quilt -- look at the clever way the stars were extended into the four-patch border.
Someone donated a Puzzle Quilt kit to Project Linus and one of our wonderful volunteers who had always wanted to make one put this quilt together.
This two-tone pattern looks complicated, but it's not -- you can strip piece some of the blocks and cut them into squares. Think of how many different ways this quilt could look using different fabrics!
Marge, who for years was our chief blanket labeler, also makes adorable quilts for Linus. She loved the balloon fabric, and used it to border a quilt feature brightly colored dogs...
... and then she gave equal time to cats in this quilt!
This one doesn't have the outer border, but the binding uses the same fabric as the inner border.
This Easy Squares quilt has a musical theme in the print fabric ...
... but to keep the solid blocks from being outdone, our wonderful quilter Joe used a contrasting thread to quilt some musical symbols.
And a couple more Easy Squares quilts.
