Great sampler quilt made with Kansas Troubles fabrics. I added texture with a wild rose quilting pattern. The khaki thread is just light enough to stand out on the red backing. No troubles here!

What started out as a wall hanging turned into a king size quilt. The layout and fabric choices are fabulous! When I saw the painted desert backing I knew my horse quilting design would be running free.

Footballs and helmets are the all over quilting design on this football quilt. I used a bright yellow thread in the bobbin to show off the design against the vibrant green backing. Go Team!

Red and blue checkerboard blocks, handkerchief four patches and a Buffalo Bills backing make a great football quilt. Add a football quilting design and you have a real winner.

Cables and feathers adorn the purple background fabric while straight lines accentuate the diamond pieces in the lone star. My only regret is that the quilting didn’t show even more!

Whimsical floral all over design melts away in the busy fabrics but then comes to life in the solid blue and green fabrics in the center of the quilt. It also is an incredible contrast to the lines and blocks of the backing fabric. Win-Win!

This all over quilt design looks like it was made for this quilt. Look how it matches the print of the fabric in the close up photograph. Frequently my customers just leave the choice of quilting up to me. My client was delighted when she received her quilt.

Peacock plumes give this quilt incredible texture. Now I can’t imagine any other pattern across this quilt.

Spirals and feathers take center stage on the light background. Because the color of the thread matches the fabric in the wedding rings it disappears. The quilting took this quilt from subtle and understated to phenomenal!

Even texture in the center of the quilt and beautiful definition in the border is a recipe for success.