This quilt was so much fun to work on. I quilted quarter, half and whole sunflowers in the background and then added leaves and swirls. Pebbles, loops, and vines decorate the pieced sunflowers. For the yellow border I finally gave up the handles and let the robotics shine. I wish I could have kept this one!

There is so much motion in the piecing that you can feel the winds! Taking my inspiration from the backing, I quilted doves and swirls. I wouldn’t change a thing.

Golden sunflowers make this a great Autumn quilt. If you look closely, you can also see pumpkins. Perfect for going on a picnic at the Corn Maize or Pumpkin Patch!

Quilting makes the quilt! The gold-colored quilting adds so much interest and dimension to the cream background.

This baby sized quilt almost looks like a mosaic made from colored glass. The circle within circle quilting design is both subtle and distinctive. What a great gift for the new baby in any family.

Sometimes the quilting just must be subtle. Beautiful stitching shows up on the blue fabrics but melts away on the colorful prints. Great combination for an incredible quilt.

Reds and blacks make up this festive quilt. There is just enough cream fabric to show the quilting texture and enough black fabric to show the quilting stitches. Let’s celebrate!

More complex than the basic nine patch this quilt is stunning. Again, I brought the design from the backing to the front of the quilt in the quilting design. Lavender thread was the perfect accent.

Stunning hot pink applique flowers on a vivid black background. Another quilt in my color palette. Add subtle quilting and this quilt is ready to bloom!

What a delight to quilt this incredible medallion quilt. I chose a flower pattern that brings the print of the backing to the front but used an invisible thread so that the piecing stays center stage. If I could have kept this quilt, I would have, as the colors are in my palette.