It’s a New Years and Lady Bird Quilts is open for business again every Saturday from 10 till 5 (eastern) and by appointment during the week. With the busy Holiday season behind us now it’s time to take some time for you and create something you’ve been wanting to make. Or… learn a new technique. […]
This beautiful memory quilt was made by Austin McClamma as a very special Christmas gift for his mom, Paula McClamma. It includes family pictures, wedding invitations and dates of birth and death. On the quilt he appliquéd his brother Dustin’s initial and birth date along with his own plus many exquisite patterns. It was a […]
I made this quilt for my son, Gerald Danford who asked me to make him a quilt like his “Big Granny” (great grandmother), Audrey Maphis made. It’s simply all squares from a little of everything with one special block made by my granddaughter (his niece), Alisa Humphrey when she was 8 or 9 years old. […]
This beautiful Christmas quilt was made by Patsy Willis as a gift for their pastor’s wife. I quilted it for her in Candy Canes and Musical Bells. The presents are so bright and colorful, they just beg to be opened! 🙂
Patti Spooner covered the field with this winning crib quilt for a little one whose parents pull for different teams! The pattern has a neat gradient effect that ties the Seminole garnet to the Gator blue. The black sashing really frames the colors and just makes them pop! The quilt is backed with our Tilt-A-Whirl […]
My sister, Iris and I made this throw sized Christmas Quilt in the Log Cabin pattern with a creative holiday border. It’s backed in our Tonal Vineyard Dark Green quilt backing with soft Hobbs Heirloom batting inside. The binding is done in red to match the top. Naturally I quilted it in Christmas Bells and […]
Judith Pippin asked me to finish this quilt as a gift for her daughter. This lovely quilt top was originally pieced by her grandmother. I added the border, quilted it in the “Birds In a Bath” design and did the binding. Truly a wonderful family heirloom to be passed down through the generations! 🙂
