Stacked hearts, feathers and curls delicately dance across this quilt top. I love it when the fabrics cooperate and show off the quilting!

Look closely and you will see swirls and bubbles in the quilting. I promise the texture that it gives is much more visible in real life.

This charming wall handing was hand embroidered and colored. My quilting is the final embellishment!

To break up the rectangles, I chose a interlocking wave pattern. To make it easy to choose a thread, I chose a variegated thread with every color in it! Fabulous!

The name of this quilt is inspired by the fabric that borders the blocks, while the quilting design was inspired by the stars printed in the blocks. All comes together for a delightful quilt.

Same pattern as yesterday but done in all grays. This is for a grand son and I made sure to pick a pattern that wasn’t “girly”. The interlocking squares on point are a great contrast to the blocks and horizontal lines. Don’t you just love the definition on the gray minke backing?

Stars twinkle and curl across this pink and gray quilt. The backing is a scrumptious gray minke; soft and cuddly! What a delightful gift.

Beautiful hearts dance across this red and pink bargello quilt. But wait, there is a surprise on the back; a flower panel and borders. This takes a reversible quilt to a whole new level!

Beehives and honey pots buzz across this quilt. The quilting is subtle on the front but dramatic on the plain yellow flannel backing for a quilt that is SWEET like honey!

Lots of color and prints make up the front of this quilt so when I was choosing a quilt pattern, I knew I was picking one to showcase on the mottled backing. It just so happened that I had just purchased this design, and I was so excited to use it immediately. I love the edgey leaves and the soft curls and I made sure to use a thread color that would show.