Shirley Clark made this wonderful quilt for their son who lives in Alaska. The cool colors are soothing and the pattern is interesting! I used our soft and warm Hobbs Heirloom batting inside and we backed it with Blue Atoll Quilters Blenders quilt backing from our shop. I quilted it in “Pipeline” for her. A […]
More new fabric came in this week. A beautiful assortment of Harvest Prints and some great Calicos! We also received a couple of great Panels for Fall. Come get them while they’re Hot! The shop is full of fabric just waiting for you… 😉 Our Super Low Prices: Cotton Solids – $5.00 per yard Cotton […]
Denise Trudeau Matteoni made this Attic Window wall hanging showcasing beautiful songbirds! Inside we used our Hobbs Heirloom batting which works great for wall hangings. I quilted it for her in “Fancy 3” with lime thread. This will be just beautiful on a wall, Denise! 🙂
The quilting season is in high gear and Lady Bird Quilts has the fabric at prices that will make you smile! We still have a small number of the new High Definition panels we got in last week and we have the walls lined with beautiful fabric. Come see us this Saturday and take home […]
My sister, Iris Melvin made this adorable John Deere quilt for her grand nephew, Kaeydon. It features John Deere tractors both old and new with the year that John Deere opened his blacksmith and tool shop. The central panel is surrounded by alternating squares of John Deere green and yellow with harvest prints as well […]
We just received a number of stunning HD panels including the ones shown below. We only have a limited quantity of these so if you see something you like come see us! The shop is still full of new fabric and it’s that time of year… a perfect time to go fabric shopping at Lady […]
Jeanne Brown made this eye catching All Stars Quilt pattern from Missouri Star Quilt Co.. It’s made from 10” squares and 2 ½” strips. The bright colors against the black really pop! It has our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting inside and I quilted it for her in “Curly Swirly.” Nice job Jeanne! 🙂
