When I saw this Halloween panel, I couldn’t resist buying it for myself. I added a black and charcoal border and then quilted it with monofilament thread. Quick and easy and now my favorite quilt to cuddle up with before the spooky holiday.

This was a vintage quilt top that had laid unquilted for years. I added a yellow backing and beautiful flower design to complete this flower basket quilt. You can almost smell the roses!

Fun little alphabet quilt for a young toddler. I quilted horizontal and vertical lines so that the blocks were left for the piecer to go back and embellish with hand stitching.

Here is another quilt top rescued from the bottom of a cedar chest. When the customer told me she was gifting it to a grandson, I used a flame like design for the quilting. Khaki colored thread was the perfect accent on the milk chocolate blocks.

I had so much fun making this Halloween scrappy quilt for my daughter. I used a metallic purple and black thread to quilt a spooky curl design and embroidered a custom label. Best of all, I gifted it to her on my birthday.

The tricky part of quilting this quilt was not the ruler work in the pieced border or even the miles of stippling. It was holding up the raw edges of the flower applique with one hand and my other hand guided the machine to outline the flower shape under the previous layer. This is going to look fabulous when the raw edges start to fray!

With just a little bit of contrast white background fabric these blocks are defined and the stacked appearance is bold and center stage. Turquoise thread is also bold on the purple border and backing making the flower quilting design a canopy of blooming things.

Origami squares are very striking on the gray background. I love the simplicity. An all over crackle design compliments the piecework and gives a huge amount of texture to the soft minke backing.

Little bunnies and flowers make an adorable quilting pattern for this baby quilt. Terrific layout for baby quilt that comes together quick and easy. I can pictures all sorts of variations in colors and fabrics, can’t you?

The more I quilt sunflowers, the more I love sunflowers. I used a light golden yellow thread and the texture it gives the background/border fabric is incredible. I couldn’t grow prettier flowers than this!

This daisy pattern looks so charming on this kleenex box quilt. It also coordinated nicely with the backing fabric! Win-Win in my book

Pine cones and spikey pine needles adorn this Christmas quilt. The gold was a perfect accent for the piece work on the front and the four patch backing. Pretty enough to leave out all year long!

I loved the little cabins in the fabric and chose a quilt pattern with a cozy home, heart and pine tree. Great coordination with the front and beautiful design on the minke backing.