Year End Roundup - The Finished Quilts of 2025
This post is always a little overwhelming. While I always enjoy making quilts throughout the year, sometimes I look back on all of the projects and wonder if I have lost my mind! Looking back at these has reminded me that I need to get back to Quilt Roulette, so expect to see at least a few more of those projects pop up in 2026.
Even though it feels like a lot when everything is listed out in one place, this kind of roundup is one of my favorite ways to reflect on the year. Each quilt represents a different season, mood, or experiment — new patterns, old favorites, fabric pulls that worked beautifully, and a few that taught me important lessons.
So here it is: a look back at all of the quilts I finished in 2026. While I'm sure it would be reflective to write a few sentences about each project, I would rather be sewing! If you want to learn more about any of these quilts, click the link and read the original blog post.
Quilts Finished in 2026
1. The Rachel Quilt in Vintage Children's Book
2. The Sadie Quilt in Forest Forage Daisies
3. The Libby Quilt in Wildflower Wovens
4. An I-Spy Economy Block Quilt
5. A Scrappy, Rainbow Kristen Quilt
6. A Scrappy Rifle Paper Co. Kristen Quilt
7. A Carly Quilt for Carly's Baby
8. The Piper Quilt in Strawberry
9. The Piper Quilt in Golden Hour
10. The Piper Quilt in Various AMH Fabrics
11. The Ori Quilt in Glow Garden
12. The Blind Forest Goat Quilt
13. The Ori Quilt in Animal Animal
14. The Ori Quilt in Echino Fabrics by Etsuko Furuya
15. Ombre Helen Quilt
16. The Echino Blind Forest Quilt
17. Quilt Roulette - The Virginia Quilt
18. The Natalie Quilt in Salutations
19. The Natalie Quilt in Rifle Paper Co.
20. A Scrappy, Rainbow Ruby Star Society Natalie Quilt
21. The Penny Quilt in Geometry
22. The Mini Plaid-ish Quilt in Geometry
23. The Mini Plaid-ish Quilt in Lucky Loom
24. The Charlotte Quilt in Grunge
25. The Charlotte Quilt in Poppy Seeds
26. The Sybil Quilt in Reimagined Landscapes
27. The Sybil Quilt in Tula Pink Full Moon Forest
28. The Sybil Quilt in a Rainbow of Scraps
29. The Remy Quilt in Egg and Friends
30. The Remy Quilt in Rifle Paper Co. Dahlia
31. A Scrappy Remy Quilt
32. The Talia Quilt in Paper Cuts 2
33. The Talia Quilt in Rifle Paper Co. Holiday Classics
34. A Rainbow, Watercolor Wovens Talia Quilt
A Few Things I Noticed This Year
Looking back at this list, a few patterns (pun intended) really stand out. I leaned heavily on familiar construction methods, mixed in more scraps, and gravitated toward calm, repeatable designs. I am definitely a big fan of a scrap quilt so expect to see lots more of that in the future.
Looking Ahead
Finishing this many quilts in one year is equal parts satisfying and humbling. I’m heading into the next year hoping to keep the pace joyful rather than frantic, make room for more playful projects like Quilt Roulette, and continue balancing new ideas with old favorites.
If you have a favorite from this list or made one of these quilts yourself, I’d love to hear about it. Thanks for quilting along with me this year!
Mary Rachel Kolb on
I must make a Scrappy Remy!!! After I finish a Mini Plaidish in pastels.
Kathy James on
Natalie pattern is my favourite – all colour versions – and of course plaidish.
Thank you for another year of inspiration,
Wendy on
My favorite quilts from your 2025 quilts are: Piper in Strawberry, Scrappy Remy, Economy I-Spy, Plaidish’s in Geometry and Lucky Loom. All these are very scrappy- no surprise- since I love scrappy.
Margaret M on
Such an impressive journal of GORGEOUS work! Your Scrappy Remy Quilt is my very favorite! A Plaidish Quilt and Carly Quilt are on my list for 2026. Thank you for all the inspiration❤️
Robby on
I’m in the midst of family care taking and there has been hardly any sewing this past year. Being able to live vicariously through your projects has helped scratch that itch (and also make me long for time to create with a couple of the patterns). I love that you’re thinking about using both stash and scraps in 2026. Finally, congrats on your tutorial collaborations with MSQC, I also hope there are more in your future. Wishing you and your family (even Grumpy Tom) a wonderful 2026.
Shelley on
I made a piper quilt this year and it’s one of my favorite finishes! I wish I could post a photo here. I tagged you on IG. Maybe you saw it.
Shaaryn on
Your quilts are lovely, and your output is astonishing. What does your daily timetable look like?
Janet Chance on
They are all beautiful, but I am particularly drawn to the mini-Pladish quilts and the Charlotte in Poppy Seed
Teresa Picot on
I love all the quilts as shown — they are simple but yet beautiful; something that even a beginner can accomplish.