Machine appliques and machine quilted. The simple design, solid fabrics and black background remind me of Amish quilts. The flowers are a whimsical interpretation of flowers found on the Manu’a Islands of American Samoa. Design Source – Original.
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Calavera CarnavalRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced and machine quilted. The fabric for this quilt was purchased while we were in Georgia, the land of peaches.
Blueberry Peach CobblerRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced, machine quilted, and trapunto. This was my entry for the 2014 Hoffman Challenge. It traveled to quilt shows across the United States for a year.
Clue challengeRachel Sychowski
Professor Plum in the billiard room with a wrench.
Groovy WavesRachel Sychowski
Stand back a few feet to better see the wavy seam lines.
Twirly Star RodeoRachel Sychowski
Machine applique, machine pieced, and machine quilted.
Pride and Joy of IllinoisRachel Sychowski
Machine applique, machine pieced, and machine quilted. For my favorite Bear fan from his favorite quilter.
Key West KalediscopeRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced and quilted. I made this from a ? pattern from the September/October 2002 issue of Quiltmaster. Machine quilted by Sue DiVarco.
Jim’s Harley QuiltRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced and quilted. Made in celebration of Harley Davidson’s 100th anniversary in 2003.
Fall Squared AwayRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced and quilted. The pattern for this quilt came from the spring 2007 issue of Quilt Sampler. It is a gift for my nephew, Ian. Machine quilter by Windy City Quilting.
Summer’s End in GatorlandRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced; machine quilted by Windy City Quilting.
DragonskinRachel Sychowski
(Machine pieced and machine quilted.)
My Confetti HeartRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced and machine quilted.
Coconut JasperRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced and quilted. quilted by Sue DiVarco
CarouselRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced and quilted. quilted by Sally Evanshank
Seven Steps to CrazyRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced and machine quilted. This quilt started in a class with Bill Kerr on improvisional piecing. The goal was to let it be random without a predicable pattern. Longarm machine quilting by Windy City Quilting.
Hari BaruRachel Sychowski
Machine pieced and machine quilted. In January, Modern Quilt Studio began the Modern Mystery Quilt-along. The pattern came in six separate installments over six weeks. As I began the quilt, I did not know what it would look like at the end of the process. This was the first time I did a mystery quilt,Continue reading “Hari Baru
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Woodstock AgainRachel Sychowski
Quilted by Windy City Quilting.