I put this sampler quilt together for Pat Hammitt from a collection of beautiful quilt blocks made by her mother-in-law. The back is sewn together from material Pat provided and it has our Hobbs Heirlooom 80/20 batting inside. I quilted it in the pipeline design and then bound it with some of the same material […]
I made this T-shirt quilt for Diane McCombs as a Christmas present for her son. It showcases his sports shirts surrounded by his school colors. The fabric is all from Lady Bird Quilts. It’s backed with our Black Tilt-A-Whirl 108” quilt backing and filled with Hobbs 80/20 Heirloom Batting for a nice wight and feel. […]
We will be holding a class on on how to make the Flying Geese quilt pattern on January 26th from 2 until 4 PM central time at our shop. The class fee is $25 which covers all materials for the class. Bring your sewing machine and let’s have some fun! You can register for the […]
Robin Ham contacted me and asked me make a quilt for him and told me that he wanted it to have wolves on it. So I made him a quilt with wolves on it! The blue triangle print reminds me of mountains with a pristine lake in front, the green fabric has the lightning of […]
Connie Melzer asked us to make this quilt as a gift for a special friend of theirs. She provided the panel and picked out the colors. Iris and I pieced the top and surrounded the ducks with split rail fence patchwork. All of the fabric except the panel is fabric we carry at Lady Bird […]
This king sized memory quilt was made by Patti Spooner out of shirts and patches from her husband, Ed Spooner’s career in Law Enforcement. It is backed with our Black Tilt A Whirl quilt backing and the batting is our Hobbs Heirloom 80/20. I quilted it in the Twine design. I understand it is a […]
This is a Memory Quilt made by my sister Iris Melvin to capture memories of Earl Franklin. His wife, Dorothy asked Iris to make a quilt out of several of Earl’s cowboy shirts as a present for Brian Hunt who was like a son to them. Iris also incorporated pictures of Earl, Dorothy and Brian […]
