Get ready for a spooktacular Halloween. This quilt has a fantastic center panel and incredible coordinating fabrics. Add spider and web quilting and this quilt is set for scaring away the chill of Autumn.
Are you ready for some football? This quilt is a great companion for a cozy game at the stadium or home on the big screen.
This quilt is full of the luck of the Irish. With its bright green fabrics and shamrock quilting, this is sure to brighten your day. Happy St. Patrick’s Day.
This Blitz quilt was a blast to quilt. Lots of ruler work and pebbles but well worth it. Wish I could have convinced my client to donate it to Ideal Stitches!
When I was told to do something celestial or space oriented, I knew I had the perfect pattern for this quilt. The crescent moon shapes give curves to the straight-line piecing and bring a bit of the night sky to this quilt.
The solid lines of fabric remind me of ribbons which inspired me to quilt it with a “ribbon rose” quilting pattern. Fun and bright, this quilt is sure to delight!
Second in a trilogy of quilts for three daughters, this one has daisies to celebrate the favorite flower of this customer’s daughter. The blocks are pieced with pieces of fabric saved from children’s clothes. I am so pleased to be a part of this legacy.
Quilted table runners are so much fun and best of all they are quick to make. They also make terrific gifts. This patriotic runner is reversible and a great way to liven up the table top.
It’s always a privilege to quilt a project for a service person. I used a stars and wave pattern that is one of my favorites for patriotic quilts. Please thank the service people in your life for me.
Same block of the month, different background fabric for the layout. Again, the quilting just jumps right out of the photograph. I almost wish I would have made one for myself.
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