I made this queen size Whimsical Bicycle Art quilt from a pattern by Sally Manke. This one is for my own bed! The wheels are each made from 72 Dresden wedges cut with a 10-degree wedge ruler. The bicycle, flowers and butterflies are all appliqué. I made it in the colors I wanted and added […]
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Angela’s State of Texas Quilt!
Angela Rowan made this patriotic State of Texas quilt. It’s bold, bright and Texas Proud! The Texas blocks are joined with the Stars & Stripes to make a wonderful quilt top. I quilted it in “Star Spangled” with red thread for her. Don’t mess with Texas! 🙂
Sarah’s Chevron Block Quilt!
Sarah Gambles pieced this pretty Chevron Block quilt. The colors and prints remind one of the ocean and seashore. It’s backed with our Supreme Muslin. I quilted in “High Seas” with a medium gray thread and did the binding for her. This is a very nice quilt, Sarah! 🙂
Joleata’s Flannel Star Quilt!
Joleata Hand’s mother pieced this star and sewed it by hand. After she passed away it went to Joleata and she asked me to finish it. I filled in around the star with a light blue abstract print that highlights her mom’s beautiful work. It has soft Hobbs Heirloom batting inside and is backed with […]
Senior T-Shirt Quilt featuring FFA!
Gwen Edwards made this awesome T-Shirt Quilt for her son who recently graduated from Sneads High School! It’s made from his high school shirts. He was very active in the Future Farmers of America and a proud member of the Sneads chapter, so the quilt features a great collection of FFA shirts, and she even […]
Abigail’s Scrappy Strip Quilt!
Abigail Taunton made this awesome Scrappy quilt from strips as a Christmas quilt, but the pattern and colors work so well together that it will look great anytime of the year! I used our soft, stable Hobbs Heirloom batting i9nside the quilt sandwich and it’s backed with Turquoise Blue Paisley quilt backing from our shop. […]
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 […]

