1920’s Tile
This is the fourth quilt by Katherine Kerr I have made. You would think I would learn.
This is the fourth quilt by Katherine Kerr I have made. You would think I would learn.
This quilt was a challenge. Each day online instructions arrived for one or more blocks. I must say my piecing skills improved and I became good at measuring 1/32 of an inch sizes. A great stash buster to bidemy time during the first year of covid.
This was such a fun relaxing quilt to work on after completing some very detailed appliqué quilts.
This quilt was a delight to appliqué using the Appliquick method, hand embroidery and freehand machine quilted on my long arm.
This was a stitch along offered by Calico Patch Designs. It is flannel and wool appliqué. I am a beekeeper and absolutely loved this project! It also combines my two favorite needle arts, wool appliqué and quilting.
Each member made an Americana block 1988.
A Quilted Sisters tribute to coffee and tea.
My family members and pets are mentioned in this quilt.
My first Jen Kingwell project. I love the fabrics.
Sort of a rail fence on steroids! No piece was wider than an inch — hence the name. It's fun to make a rainbow quilt once in a while.