At Lady Bird Quilts our Children’s Panels and other select panels are on sale for only $5.00 per panel thru the end of February. Sale panels are shown below. Make a quilt or throw with a themed panel and give a gift that is certain to please! Come browse our wide selection of beautiful cotton […]
James Fisher asked us to make a quilt and a couple of throws from the t-shirts he has collected from running marathons in all 50 states. My son Gerald Danford pieced the top for this twin size quilt. The t-shirts are stabilized and sewn together in a field of Wisconsin Badgers Red which is also […]
Our Big Panel Sale on Children’s Panels and other select panels continues. These beautiful panels are only $5.00 per panel! Sale prices are good until the end of February. The panels on sale are shown in the first picture below. Make a quilt or throw with a themed panel and give a gift that is […]
Chris Rudd made this colorful picture book quilt for a special and deserving child. It’s made of pages from the fabric book alternating with squares of colorful Curls Swirls and Quilters Blenders prints. The quilt is backed with complimenting “chain” print and filled with our soft Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 batting. I quilted it in “Diamonds” […]
This is a large Log Cabin Cross Throw (it measures 60” x 82”) that my sister Iris and I made. It features a floral print in the center of the cross echoed with complimenting colors of coral, light sage green, purple and the same floral print repeated. It is bordered with the same solid colors. […]
We’re having a Big Panel Sale on Children’s Panels and certain other select panels. This Saturday these panels are only $5.00 per panel! The panels shown are just some of what we have on sale, there’s more… Making a quilt or throw with a themed panel and give a gift that is certain to please! […]
My sister, Iris Tye Melvin made this spectacular Coca-Cola throw for her daughter-in-law, Beth Tye who loves Coca-Cola collectibles! The center of the throw is a gorgeous Coca-Cola panel she found surrounded gray blenders sashed with black to capture the look of the weathered siding on the old general store, then red (for Coke!) and […]
