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Quilts seem to take up Betty's time as much as Jon's hobbies.   I started quilting back in the late 70's, so have completed quite a few quilts (although some are in various stages of completion).   I've been told that they did not turn out too bad.

Now that I've got a long-arm sewing machine, I'm hoping to finish up some these that I'm never going to have time to hand quilt.  

This quilt top was pieced at a Quilters Retreat in late 2004.  Still waiting for pictures to come back of the whole quilt (taken on regular camera).  This was machine pieced by Betty, and machine quilted by Rachael Collins, Lindsey Baker, Jon Baker and Betty Baker.  It was a gift for Jon's mother and her husband for Christmas 2005 - the group quilting giving it special meaning !
This 9 Patch quilt is totally scrappy.  The red and white 9 patches are very scrappy.  There are fabrics going back to the beginning of my collection as well as newer fabrics.  The 'whites' are shirting type fabrics, but read as white from a distance.   Gave to my brother Tom and his wife for Christmas 2005.

Machine pieced  and machine quilted by Betty Baker (2005).

Autumn Mist.  While on a visit to my brother in Ohio, the girls all went to the local quilt shop.  Donna picked a quilt she liked and asked for butternut and blues for her quilt.   This was gift for Eric and Donna for Christmas 2004.  Machine pieced and quilted by Betty Baker (May -Dec 2004).
This is a t-shirt quilt Lindsey and I put together from her old ZTA (Zeta Tau Alpha) t-shirts.  Rather than the usual setting where each block is cut the same size, some blocks are smaller and a bit random in size.  Used a soft denim for filler blocks.  

This is machine pieced, and custom quilted on my longarm. Quilted in OSU Orange thread!

Texas Pride! Found this block of the month pattern at a quilt show in Oklahoma City in January 2003.  Thought this would be a perfect quilt for my new son-in-law who is from Texas.  Well . . . now that we've moved to Texas, I don't think he is going to get this!   (sorry Robert!)

Machine pieced, hand-quilted.  Just finished the quilting (Nov 2004) and this will be in the West Houston Quilt Guild show in February 2005.

Christmas 2005- was a surprise gift for Robert!  After he expressed how much he liked it - guilt took over and he got it as a gift!

   

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