Angela Rowan made this elegant Chandelier Quilt! The exquisite black & white diamond charms combine in a captivating pattern that evokes the good life. This cozy quilt is filled inside with Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 batting from our shop and backed with our Lacy Black quilt backing. I quilted it for her in “Fancy 3.” This is a classy quilt, Angela! 🙂
Stephanie Wade pieced this resplendent Big & Bold Quilt using a variety of abstract prints of assorted colors that just work well when tied together with the rust-colored grunge print that she used for the sashing and border. Versatile Hobbs Heirloom from our shop batting is inside the quilt sandwich. I quilted it in “Pipeline” for her in Rocket Blue and the binding is the border material. It’s a great looking quilt, Stephanie! 🙂
Jeanne Brown pieced this adorable Sun Bonnet Sue Quilt. Of course, all the Sues have different dresses! She sashed it with a pretty pink floral print which is just perfect for this quilt. Inside we used our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting and I quilted it in “Twinkling Daisies” with Hot Pink thread for her. These Sues are too cute, Jeanne! 🙂
Terry Morris made this beautiful Heart Throw for someone who helped another when they were truly needed. The pretty pink heart and with matching frame set in a field of white (our Tone-on-Tone White Circles) say it all. I quilted it in “Ribbon Hearts” for her using pink thread. A wonderful throw and a wonderful gesture, Terry! 🙂
Theresa Rischer made this imaginative Scrappy Crossroads Quilt with 16” blocks. A pleasing mix of floral and abstract prints in complimenting colors make this quilt a treat for the eyes! I quilted in in “Fancy 3” with gold thread for her. You did a great job piecing this wonderful quilt, Theresa! 🙂
Jill Rigdon pieced this catchy Labyrinth quilt. It really is fun to look at with the different shades of pinks and greens in the interlocking squares! She learned this block in one of our classes then did the rest herself. It’s backed with Baltic Blue 108” quilt backing from our shop. I quilted it “Curly Swirly” for her using white thread and made the binding from the same fabric used for the back. You did a great job piecing this wonderful quilt, Jill! 🙂
Theresa Rischer made this striking quilt that features twelve Dresden Plates adorned with hand-stitched Yo-Yo’s neatly framed with an Irish Chain design. A double border of complimenting colors frames it nicely and focuses your attention inwards. There is a lot going on with this quilt and with all the pretty colors she chose it’s just a pleasure to look at! I quilted it in “Morning Glory” for her using ecru thread. This is a beautiful quilt, Theresa! 🙂
