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!
This beautiful 4 Patch Lattice quilt was made by Ida Wagner. It’s a pleasing pattern and I like the color and prints she used. I quilted it for her with purple thread in the “Flights of Fancy” design. The quilt is filled with our not too thick, not too thin Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 batting and […]
My Aunt, Ruth Barber made this wonderful quilt for her great-nephew, Tullis Tye. It is a nine patch variation that creates an eye catching pattern of diamonds. I quilted it in a twine design and it’s backed with our Blue Marbleicious quilt backing. It also has our Hobbs Heirloom batting inside which is just the […]
This lovely quilt was made by Othelia Clark. It’s made in the Pineapple pattern and features prints of bright contrasting colors which create a 3-D effect. It’s filled with our soft Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 batting and I quilted it in the “Birds in a Bath” design with gold thread. You did a beautiful job with […]
My sister, Iris Tye Melvin made this quilt as a gift for for her grandson, Jeffery Tye and embroidered it with his name and the year. I quilted it in the “Curl Arc” design. It is made entirely from colorful prints and batiks that we carry in our shop. The backing is our 108” Tilt-A-Whirl […]
Diana Knight made this beautiful throw with appliquéd tulips on white sashed with piano keys in complimentary tones of green. Makes you think Spring! I stipple quilted it in ecru thread on top and green for the back. Diana did a wonderful job with this!
This is the very first quilt Betty Bryant has ever made! What’s more it is a scrap quilt! She made it all from scraps she had from other projects. The colorful cotton rectangles are sashed with black strips and surrounded by a black border which makes for a delightful contrast. The back is a whimsical […]
