This new quilter was so excited to make a wedding quilt for her dear friends. The block pattern is the friendship star, and we found an elegant heart and curl design to compliment the front. By using a darker thread on the backing, the edge-to-edge design is eye catching. What a wonderful gift.

Rust fabrics, salmon thread and a fall floral design come together for an utterly charming autumn quilt. Look at how the quilting design just pops on the melon-colored background fabric. Warms my heart.

When the blocks were initially put together they were all done in the light colored fabrics. Not pleased with the result the piecer cut them and added the dark strips. The result is fabulous. The quilting edge to edge pattern is a star and crescent moon which makes this quilt a dream to sleep under.

This stained glass quilt has a border to border starry night pattern and a swirl pattern in the black border. I am disappointed that the focus is off in one of the pictures, which I didn’t discover until this gift quilt had already reached it’s home. However, I did included the picture anyway to show the variegated thread.

Little butterflies flit their way across this vibrant sunshine top. I used a solid sunny yellow on top but a beautiful variegated in all the colors of the fabrics on the back. Delightful.

Beautiful paisley design in a pale mint green softens the straight lines of the piecing. This spring quilt now has great texture on front and back.

This quilt top features folded 3-D white fabric which inspired the custom quilting design. Swirls and feathers in the background, feathers in the border were hand guided while the star motif in the center of the drysen was computerized. My client was so thrilled that she hung it in her home the day she picked it up.

Delightful peonies give this light pink heart quilt lots of texture. Notice the extra wide binding that frames the quilt. It only took minutes for the expectant mom to drape this over her crib.

This quilt came to me with a binding and stitch in the ditch and I was asked to add decorative quilting. My client said she loved the quilt because her mother had made it but it was too plain. I whipped out lavender thread and added feathers, swirls and figure 8’s. It is definitely not plain now!

I am always delighted when there is just enough negative space for the quilting to show. Whimsical flowers break up the blocks that stack on the quilt top and the light blue thread was just the right shade!