Denise Matteoni made this adorable throw. It’s all about the cats! The pictured cats are elegantly dressed with an East Indian flair, set against black and surrounded by concentric frames of complimenting prints including the cat print which matches the central panels. Our soft yet very stable Hobbs Heirloom batting fills the inside of the […]
Becky Barch made this precious Princess Quilt! The pastel colors of the prints she chose perfectly compliment the center panel which she neatly framed. “Princess” and a tiara are even hand embroidered on the panel! The quilt has our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting inside. I quilted it for her in “Twinkling Stars” with Bahama Blue […]
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Saturday , March 20, 2021 at the Dezell House Museum in Greensboro, Florida. Arts & Craft Vendors – Quilt Show – Antiques – Lunch & Bakesale Dezell House Museum & Greensboro Depot Railroad will be open. 328 East 8th Street Greensboro, Florida 32330 Come out and enjoy! 🙂 https://www.facebook.com/events/731749167524938
Gwen Edwards made this awesome T-Shirt Quilt for her son who recently graduated from Sneads High School! It’s made from his high school shirts. He was very active in the Future Farmers of America and a proud member of the Sneads chapter, so the quilt features a great collection of FFA shirts, and she even […]
Patti Spooner pieced this Ohio Star quilt in blue and white for a grandson. With the blue border framing it this quilt is traditional but striking. Our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting was used inside, and it is backed with Quilters Blenders Sapphire Blue backing form our shop. I quilted it in “Pipeline” for her. A […]
Marcia George made this Sunshine Throw for someone special! It features a cute sunflower panel that tells all the world “You Are My Sunshine.” She framed it with gingham and itsy bitsy polka dots, then added a complimenting yellow tone on tone floral and sunflower border. I used our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting inside and […]
I made this wall hanging for Lois Duncan from her late husband, Spencer Duncan’s shirts. It was the perfect way to save them so she and their daughters and grandchildren could see and enjoy them, remembering his love for his family. Mr. Duncan was a farmer and cattleman in Whigham, GA known for his award […]
