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! 🙂
Sewing & Quilt Piecing Class When: Tuesday – September 10, 2019, 2-4 PM EDT Skill Level: Intermediate Instructors: Lynda Britt & Iris Melvin In this class we will learn how to make the Square in a Square Log Cabin Quilt Block, the ninth block of our 2019 Scrappy Quilt. Bring your sewing machine and let’s […]
Carolyn Finlayson made this extraordinary quilt! It’s a paper pieced pattern with lots of pieces. Her work is meticulous. I think part of what makes this quilt so interesting to look at is the block variations. I quilted it for her in “Curly Swirly” with royal blue thread. She did the binding herself after these […]
I saw a Half Log Cabin quilt and decided to make one for myself, so here is my take on it! I love the depth of this pattern. It’s backed and bound with our Turquoise Tonal Vineyard 108” quilt backing. Inside I used our comfy Hobbs Heirloom batting. I quilted it in “Curly Swirly.” I […]
Gennell Neel has been a loyal customer of ours for some years and has become a wonderful friend. Recently she brought me a quilt top that her mother pieced. She wanted it made larger, quilted and bound but she didn’t want to do it… Gennell is a truly talented seamstress and quilt maker in her […]
Ann Owens made this incredible, vivid throw using the new Steam-A-Seam 2 fusible appliqué technique. She used a virtual rainbow of complimenting prints highlighted by the floral appliqués that are literally jumping out of their squares! I stipple quilted it in black for her. This throw is beautiful, Ann! 🙂
