Patsy Willis made this good-looking Gator & Golf themed throw as a birthday present for her son-in-law. It features an intriguing design that ties the colors of the University of Florida in with four unique golf prints! The green is the back with Amazon Green Marble quilt backing from our shop. Inside we used our […]
I made this U.S. Army table runner for my son, Gerald Danford who served in the Army. Since next Monday, June 14th it the 246th birthday of the U.S. Army (as well as being Flag Day) I thought I would share pictures of this piece. The Army fabric used for the panels is a print […]
Abigail Taunton made this wonderful quilt for her grandson! It’s based on the Sawtooth Star quilt block with a coordinating frame separating the inner 3×4 field from the outer single row block border. Our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting is inside the quilt sandwich, and it is backed with a Navy Blue solid also from our […]
Patsy Willis made this catchy throw as a gift! It features a three-by-three block pattern in the center framed in black and bordered by a high energy zigzag print with loads of color which in turn is bordered in a pretty blue. It is backed with Tit-A-Whirl Turquoise backing and filled with soft Hobbs Heirloom […]
Jeanne Brown made this grand Airplanes Throw for a special young man! The center panel depicts some great warbirds including the North American P-51 & T-6 along with the Boeing P-26 & PT-17 set in a field of stars. This is surrounded by a fantastic print with logos from airlines past, neatly framed by a […]
Angela Rowan made this vibrant quilt in the Simply Serene pattern for her daughter-in-law. The bright colors and design come together beautifully to create a feast for your eyes! I quilted it for her in “Fancy 3” with lime green thread. Awesome job, Angela! 🙂
Marcia George made this cool Beach Throw for her granddaughter. With the ocean, boardwalk, sea oats, seashells and seagulls, it just makes you want to be at the beach! I quilted it in “Ribbon Hearts” for her and did the binding in blue. It’s pretty, Marcia! 🙂
