Carol Kilgore made this beautiful Hummingbird Quilt which features appliquéd hummingbirds and flowers. She did a wonderful job stitching down the appliqués making it a pleasure to quilt! The bright floral back compliments the top beautifully. Naturally I quilted it in hummingbirds! 🙂
Lynda and company at Lady Bird Quilts strive to provide the best service, great prices and a wide selection of high quality cotton fabric including hard to find prints. We want to be your first choice when it comes to fabric and quilting! Our prices are simple and easy to understand. We believe in providing […]
My aunt, Ruth Barber made this bright eye catching quilt for her niece, Phyllis Pearce. She used red, white and black since those are Phyllis’s favorite colors. The backing is Razzle Dazzle Red with our Hobbs Heirloom batting inside and I quilted it in a Twine design. Bold & Beautiful!
Do you like fat quarters? Are they the perfect size piece of fabric? Do you “collect” them? 😉 It’s OK and Lady Bird Quilts is here to help! We have heaps of fat quarters with more added every week! Our fat quarters are only $1.00 each with bundles of 10 for $9.50. Jelly Rolls, Layer […]
Patsy Willis made this great football quilt for her grandson and asked me to quilt it for her. The quilt features two college teams, Florida State and the University of Florida along with two pro teams the Tampa Bay Bucs and the New Orleans Saints. The footballs are sewed into the quilt top rather than […]
At Lady Bird Quilts we are friendly and never in a rush. We love people! If you have questions or would like help picking colors, we love to help! Sometimes a little assistance makes all the difference. If you want to learn, we can show you how! Come for a visit and let’s talk about […]
Jeanne Brown made this cheerful, eye catching strip quilt. The bright strips of floral and geometric prints are surrounded by a frame of fuchsia and it just grabs your attention, I love it! It’s backed with a deep blue tonal floral print and I quilted it with Butterflies & Roses using yellow green thread for […]
