This wall hanging was made as part of the “Keep it Simple – Artful Quilting” class with Rachel Derstine. I loved learning how to do the curved piecing and the opportunity to do lots of unstructured quilting. Continue reading →
September 10, 2021
July 24, 2021
Ruby Red
This quilt was made for the SooNipi Quilters Guild quilt show to take place at the Newport, NH Library Arts Center. I loved quilting the “negative spaces”. A dear friend in California has purchased this quilt. I will send it as soon as the quilt Continue reading →
July 24, 2021
Tilda’s World Fabric comfort quilt
I bought 10 fat quarters of plum fat quarters of Tilda fabric and turned them into a comfort lap quilt to be given to Project Linus. I added squares of fabric from my stash. Continue reading →
July 24, 2021
BOM Seeing Stars – Turning Twenty
The blocks in this quilt were made a few years back as part of a Block of the Month (BOM) at Quilted Threads in Henniker, NH. Twelve months of making a large and small block from each design. The blocks sat in my quilting studio Continue reading →
June 19, 2021
Anniversary Quilt
This quilt was made with love for my son and his wife. I started with a pattern for a wall quilt called Maisie. The pattern designer is Cora’s quilts. The main navy fabric is from the Rifle Paper Company. Continue reading →
May 17, 2021
Mix and Match in nature’s colors
I made this quilt using 3 charm packs and a background fabric. The free pattern (Mix and Match) came from Jordan Fabrics. I used ruler work for my quilting with the intention of ending up with a quilt that would work for a male or Continue reading →
January 28, 2021
Special Quilt for a friend
My grandsons and their girlfriends have multiple quilts that I made them. One of their friends asked me to make him a quilt too. His only requirement was that it contain the color green – preferably the green associated with the Philadelphia Eagles football team. Continue reading →
January 28, 2021
2020 Challenge Quilt for Soo-Nipi Quilter’s Guild
The 2020 challenge was designed specifically for the time we were all home due to the pandemic. The rules were to create a quilt 20 inches by 20 inches with 5 distinct elements – each with four examples. My quilt has: (1) four orphan blocks Continue reading →