Marcia George pieced this colorful Granny Square quilt. The border is a Red Gallery Illusions print from our shop. I quilted it in Hearts for her using yellow thread and then did the binding. The simple design and warm colors have an old-time charm all their own! 🙂
April 7th 2-4 PM Skill Level: Intermediate Instructors: Lynda Britt, Gerald Danford In this class we will learn how to make a new quilt block for our 2020 Block of the Month Sampler Quilt. Come have fun with us and learn something new! You do need to register in advance which you can do in […]
Mary Garcier made this appealing T-Shirt quilt showcasing a variety of special t-shirts stripped together with lime green and two shades of blue. This is wonderful way to preserve special tees someone has collected! The quilt is filled with our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting and backed with Quilters Blenders Amazon Green quilt backing from our […]
Patti Spooner pieced this exquisite Irish Chain quilt. The gold Irish Chain pattern is framed by concentric strips of navy blue and a golden brown “Marbleicious” print. This in turn is bordered by an elegant gold on blue print. It’s backed in Quilters Blenders Gold backing from our shop. I quilted it in “Fancy 3” […]
Ann Owens made this amazing blue and white throw! It’s a sampler featuring nine different blocks pieced from gorgeous blue and white prints bordered by a floral print in the same colors. The blocks are separated vertically by strips of the same floral print but with a square of each of the other prints in […]
Madeleine Slappey made this unique quilt featuring the double wedding ring design hand embroidery and cross stitch. I quilted it for her by echoing the design with curved diamonds and arcs with royal blue thread. The quilt is filled with our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting and backed in green to match the sashing. There’s some […]
Linda Hastings pieced this catchy queen size quilt with strips of blue and yellow floral prints! I meander quilted it for her in yellow thread and made the binding from dark blue material. Very nice, Linda! 🙂
