Terry Morris made this Patriotic Sampler with a variety of classic quilt blocks, including star and pinwheel variations. The colors and prints she used work together to make a great patriotic quilt! We used our soft, stable Hobbs Heirloom batting inside and I quilted it in “Stars & Loops” for her with red thread. On […]
Patti Spooner pieced this lovely Southwest Cross quilt! The colorful blocks are bordered with a gorgeous multihued purple print which beautifully frames it. Our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting is inside, and it is backed with Quilter’s Blenders Light Pink quilt backing from our shop. I quilted it for her in “Fancy 3” with neon green […]
Beth Trotman pieced this fantastic Geometric quilt from red and light green prints. It is a great pattern, and the variety of prints makes it even more interesting! Our comfortable Hobbs Heirloom batting is inside, and the quilt is backed with Quilters Blenders Poinsettia Red 108” quilt backing which is also from our shop. I […]
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 […]
Patti Spooner pieced this fetching quilt featuring the Farmer’s Daughter Quilt Block. The design she chose which alternates with the matching squares looks great in the pink with blue accents theme! It is filled with our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting and backed with Light Blue Paisley quilt backing from our shop. I quilted it in […]
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
Sue Coe made this magnificent Underground Railroad sampler quilt featuring quilt blocks used in quilts as signs for escaped slaves along the Underground Railroad. According to legend, a safe house along the Underground Railroad was often indicated by a quilt hanging from a clothesline, fence or windowsill. The blocks formed a type of code, communicating […]
