My Adventures in Quilting
This wall hanging was the result of my participation in an online architectural quilting class given by Rachel Derstine of Artfulquiltingandsewing.com. The class was amazing with participants from around the globe. I chose to deviate from using a building as my subject. As a New Continue reading →
This wall hanging was made from a kit purchased from Keepsake Quilting. I couldn’t resist, because it was just the right size for my space, and it was on sale. I don’t normally purchase kits, but I am glad I made an exception on this Continue reading →
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 →
Thank you, Angela Walters (quiltingismytherapy) for the Curves and Echoes Class. This kept me sane during the early months of the Corona Virus. Continue reading →
Part of my collection of trees. This one was paper pieced and sized to hang in my kitchen during the fall months. Continue reading →
I couldn’t decide which birch wall hanging to make for my challenge, so I made all three. Continue reading →
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 →
