Beverly Pritchard asked me to make a quilt with her Daddy’s ties and shirts as a gift for her mom. I was happy to make it for her. In addition to the ties on the shirts it is bordered on two sides with tie “piano keys.” It is filled with our soft Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 […]
Judy Bentley pieced this special quilt as a gift for a friend who is a Navy Veteran. She used a navy blue and gray theme and appliqued the classic anchor on top. The back is made from a colorful license plate print. I quilted it in “Eddies” with the Navy Seal in the eye of […]
Melissa Gilley pieced this Irish Chain quilt in warm, sunny colors. She did a very nice job with this quilt and hopefully she’ll keep this one to enjoy for herself! The quilt is filled with our Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 batting for just the right weight and feel. I quilted it in a diamond design with […]
This light and cheery quilt was pieced by Betty George. It is a five strip block with a beautiful turquoise theme. I bordered it in gray and turquoise prints provided by Betty to make it queen size. The quilt is filled with our “just the right weight” Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 batting and backed with our […]
This striking quilt was made by Kimberly Santiago. It features Doubly Striped Half Square Triangle Blocks surrounded by white and sashed with black. The back is made from our Flowy Gray 108″ quilt backing and the batting is our Hobbs Heirloom 80/20. I quilted it in “Willowy Weeds” with ecru thread. Great job Kimberly!
Jeanne Brown made this delightful throw from half square triangles and rectangles cut from a variety of bright prints and colors. It’s filled with our Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 batting for just the right weight. I quilted it in “Vines with Flowers” with orange thread. Jeanne did wonderful job with this, it’s eye-catching!
Connie Castro made this fabulous yellow brick road pattern quilt in cool gray and turquoise colors. It’s filled with our famous Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 batting and I quilted it for her in a twine design. The colors just work so well together, very much like shades of water. Beautiful job Connie!
