Janet Sage made this awesome quilt featuring a pretty geometric pattern of green and white on black prints overlaid with a grid of tone on tone black! I quilted it in butterflies and roses for her using black thread. This is one very engaging quilt, Janet! 🙂
Tag: green
Patsy’s Quilted Santa Delivering Presents!
Patsy Willis bordered this detailed panel of Santa putting presents under the tree with a green that compliments it perfectly. I quilted it in Christmas Ornaments for her. A wonderful Santa Claus scene! 🎅
Barbara’s Christmas Snowflakes Quilt!
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Snowflakes for Christmas with this beautiful quilt by Barbara Drake! The holiday colors and Christmas prints add their winter magic to the pinwheel blocks which call forth images of snowflakes at this very special time of year. The quilt is backed with our Quilters Blenders Poinsettia Red quilt […]
Debra’s Christmas Quilt!
Debra Fields-Walker made this charming Christmas quilt in red, green and white abstract prints with a wonderful Christmas plaid! I quilted it in “Simple Gifts” with gold thread for her. The perfect quilt to get us all in the Christmas spirit Debra! 🙂
Angela’s Black & Green Lattice Quilt!
Angela Rowan made this vivid quilt of Black & Green in a lattice pattern. The two green prints with the solid black create a bold contrast that’s sure to make you look! The quilt is backed in our 108” Green Branches quilt backing. I quilted it for her in “Curly Swirly” using black thread. Awesome […]
Beth’s Red & Green Geometric Quilt!
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 […]
Sue’s Underground Railroad Quilt
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 […]

