Barbara Wiggins made this adorable quilt from strips. Square up your blocks cutting at a 45 degree angle to your strips then sew them to the next block with the strips meeting at right angles. This technique makes a spectacularly interesting and colorful quilt! It’s filled with our wonderful Hobbs Heirloom batting and backed with […]
Patti Spooner pieced this gorgeous quilt almost entirely from scraps leftover from other quilting projects! The large floral centerpiece surrounded by diamonds of beautiful prints in a myriad of colors. This field of color is sashed and bordered in white which in turn is framed by concentric borders of four beautiful and complimentary prints. Inside […]
Barbara Drake pieced this catchy quilt! it’s a variation on the Ohio Star pattern. The blocks are sashed with our White on Natural Antique Rose print which we carry in 108” width. Inside we used Hobbs Heirloom batting which is just the perfect weight for many quilts especially in the south. I quilted it in […]
Jean Ramos asked me to take her daughter Amanda’s T-Shirts from High School and make them into a quilt with the colors of the Marianna High School. We can do that! My son, Gerald got busy cutting the shirts out then I put them together with purple and gold, the colors of the Bulldogs. The […]
Patsy Willis made this fishing themed throw from a set of vivid pillow panels framed with black and surrounded by a gorgeous green print that goes perfectly with the colors in the panels. Inside we used our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting and I quilted it for her in Large Curls. The cool green tones are […]
Patti Spooner made this delightful Chaos Quilt! The whimsical design is appliquéd on Navy Blue Quilters Blenders framed by a concentric border of multiple colors. Our soft Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 batting is used inside and the quilt is backed with Majestic Purple Quilters Blenders from our shop. I quilted it in a square spiral design […]
My sister-in-law, Marilyn Maphis asked me to make a queen size quilt from these puffed Camellia prints which were given to her and my brother, Randolph by a dear friend of theirs. Randolph is a longtime member of the Tallahassee Camellia Society. The prints were individually layered with batting and sewn around to create the […]
