One person in my quilt guild started this double Irish chain, another completed the top and I did the quilting. Then Anne bound and washed it. Hopefully it will end up in a home where it is well loved. Continue reading →
July 28, 2019
June 12, 2019
Center of Attention
The SooNipi Quilt Guild president challenged the membership to make a quilt – no larger than 40″ by 40″ that only used black and white (or gray) and one other color. I considered lots of options, but settled on this one. Then there was the Continue reading →
June 7, 2019
East Meets West
This quilt was inspired by a book called East Meets West. I found the Asian fabrics on sale and decided to give it a try. Fun project. Continue reading →
May 14, 2019
One Day Baby Quilts
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 →
January 15, 2019
First of a Collection of Blue and White Quilts
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 →
September 29, 2018
Quilt of Valor
This should have been an easy quilt, but there was a healthy amount of rework to get it straight. Lesson to self – don’t try to rush it!!! This is a Quilt of Valor, which will be presented to a veteran. Continue reading →
September 29, 2018
From Norway with Love baby quilt
Charity quilt made from beautiful fabrics from my “stash”. This on is going to Becky Hofstetter for a charity auction event at her workplace. Continue reading →
August 15, 2018
Angela Walters Free Motion Quilting Challenge – feathers
So grateful for the generous free tutorials provided by Angela Walters. This is the second set of tutorials – this time learning various ways to quilt feathers. Learned so much! Continue reading →