My Adventures in Quilting
Sometimes its fun to start and finish a project all in the same day. Piecing, borders, quilting, trimming to size and binding. These are Charity Quilts intending for little ones. I used an easy machine sewn binding method, tried out a new scalloped/straight stitch quilting Continue reading →
Love the fresh colors in this colorway – green, yellow, grays and green. This quilt was purchased by a friend from Georgia. It looks beautiful in her guest room. Win/Win. Continue reading →
Never knew the meaning of the acronym ROY G. BIV before – but it includes all the colors in the rainbow. In celebration, I made this quick wall hanging. I’ve been wanting to do a wall quilt with a guitar – so here is my Continue reading →
This quilt designed by Judi Madsen was my ultimate challenge. It took me over 5 years to finish. Probably a hundred hours of work. Continue reading →
Fell in love with this panel, which a friend so kindly gave me. I had fun quilting the leaves with various free motion designs. The polar bear was a challenge, but still happy with the result. Continue reading →
I recently cleaned out my “stash” and realized that I love blue and white more than any other color combination, so I will be making a collection to keep in my guest room – which has a blue and white theme. This quilt pattern is Continue reading →
Inspired by the book “Playful Petals”, this quilt was a whole year in the making. Made for my Grandson’s girlfriend, it will be under the Christmas tree this year. Lots of work appliqueing the petals and then quilting with my domestic machine. Continue reading →
I made this collage quilt for a challenge project. It was inspired by a photo in a book by Joanne Goldstein that I have been planning to do for almost 18 years. Better late than never they say. The wallpaper was paper pieced where each Continue reading →
