November 2010

November is our busiest month for local sales as there are many women's groups in Bangkok that have Christmas bazaars. They invite local vendors to sell their products and I am taking advantage of this as much as I can.

Here are some special Christmas wall hangings we've made:

...and a couple new Christmas quilts:

Here is a new look with the logcabin quilt:

....and some new looks for twin size quilts:

We make every effort to use the small bits of fabric as well, and make "crazy quilts" with the small pieces:

Here is a new king sized bargello from Sophoan:

I haven't posted new quilts for several months. We've had a number of bedsize quilts ordered that we've been working on, and we continue making many of the old favorites. Here are a few new looks:

This is our own unique design made from a Jim Thompson elephant panel. This can be a lap quilt or a wall hanging.

Traditional logcabin quilt made with leftover pieces of Japanese cotton.

Traditional logcabin, but a new look from lots of scraps of fabric.

coffee quilt

baby boy quilt made from Jim Thompson elephant fabric

February 2010 designs

Sophoan has made the second king-sized quilt. It is made from batik type sarongs to give an Asian look to the traditional log cabin pattern.





And this quilt is now being made for both twin or queen size beds.





We are beginning to use cotton fabric from the famed Jim Thompson in some of our quilts. These pink/bright teal/yellow elephants make a darling baby quilt.






A few traditional quilts:






And the best selling and very popular "Cilla" quilt. This one is made from a gold sarong:

December Quilts

A few new quilts from Cambodia. All are lap quilts except the last one - which is twin size.









Twin Bed size quilt

New King Sized Quilt

Here is our first king-sized quilt made by Sophoan. She did a great job and it's really lovely.

October 2009 Quilts

Here are October's creations from "K13Creations"! Some people have asked me about their sizes, so I will put their size in inches, just below each photo.

Bargello quilts:

70 1/2 x 88 1/2

64 x 73

50 1/2 x 64 1/2

57 1/2 x 70

59 x 73

47 x 58 1/2

"Cilla" quilts:

50 1/2 sq.

50 inches sq.

Various other quilts:

47 x 56 1/2

46 x 64 1/2

45 1/2 x 55 1/2

51 x 59

46 x 64 1/2

August 2009 Quilts

It has been quite awhile since I've posted quilts from Sompovloun. Here is a new bunch of quilts that I've just picked up from the ministry center:











a new group of star quilts:



























some new Christmas quilts:















old favorites - log cabin quilts with some new colors:
























still producing quilts from sarongs:







a new quilt made from small bits of fabric:












and they're still producing a variety of baby and child size quilts: