Blocks and straight lines just needed circles and bubbles in the quilting. I am always thrilled when the quilting design looks just a fabulous on the backing fabric. Win-win!

Little pops of mint green break up the end to end black and white strips. The wavy quilting add just the right texture for a fabulous finished quilt.

The turning twenty pattern is a great layout for coordinating fabrics and uses fat quarters to the greatest advantage. Flowers and paisley quilting pulls it all together.

Fun quilt featuring all the national parks of the United States. Great for the traveler in your family!

Vintage hankies are now collected in this beautiful quilt. Butterfly quilting inspired by the border adds the perfect texture. This will be treasured for years to come.

How much fun it must have been to collect these fabrics. Maybe I am gravitating toward a little more purple in my life. The feather and curl quilting design with variegated thread is perfect against the blocky layout. Spectacular!

Wonderful spooky quilt made as a surprise for the cotton anniversary. The light airy stitching looks good on front or back!

Adorable cats, trees and presents are all wrapped up and ready for Christmas. It’s never too early to get your Christmas quilts finished.

This grandmother was so excited to make a coordinating quilt for her grandson’s first roommate in college. Proof positive that quilters want to blanket the world in love.

Each quilt brings a new challenge. This quilt was out of square so the quickest solution was to remove the borders, remeasure and reapply them. It turned out fabulous. I used a variegated thread on the back and now both sides are a delight to behold.