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Now that she has received it (several months late), I can finally post pictures of the wedding quilt I made for a dear friend from college!

Obviously, I wanted to make her a double wedding ring quilt! I haven’t seen her in a while, but she told me that her home was decorated in reds and blacks/grays, so I settled on black rings with red inside the melon shapes and a white background.


In order to make things go a little more quickly, I decided not to piece the arcs, and just make them a black solid. I ...
read moreI think it would be perfect for a little boy.
These are simple and easy. One is a panel growth chart and the other a combo of two blocks. Both used up some scraps, which makes me smile. I've another growth chart panel on the long arm. It might be done by the end of the day. It is only 11 am and only two interruptions so far!
Color is awful on this first one. It is a medium blue, not nearly as dark as this. The name, "Stuffies in Pale Moonlight" tells more about the colors and the lighter fabric. . . lots of teddy bears, etc. on it. It ...
read moreThis is my United quilt pattern and I finished this particular version in 2021.
Lots of snow outside means lots of time inside to get a few things done. Here are three.
First is another charity for Basically Babies. "Monkeying around with a Giraffe" is just a simple panel. The dark binding set it off. I quilted it with a panto called "Amour" with big swirly hearts.
This "Blue-Green Blends" uses the same panto. It is a lap quilt size and still, I have more blue scraps. They must multiply in the night when I'm not looking!
The color in this photo is way off. It is very blue and green, a tiny ...
read morePoetry, well I was never a fan, until I met my husband. The current project was inspired by a poem of Christos Laskaris, (that translates as) “Simply a Surface”. I imagined handquilting the whole poem on the project, and I did.
This project was part of a group prompt (Pani me Pani – FB Group, with the guidance of Anna Kazakou), to create a work of patchwork inspired by poetry. The project began on February 2021 and it was finished a month later. Finally, after all the participants finished with their work, an exhibition was held to showcase all the wonderful ...
read moreQuilting has an enchanting way of weaving together stories and memories through fabric and thread. Among the different explorations of techniques, sometimes a quilter needs to juct piece squares and get rid off regretful thoughts. The Scrappy Square quilt stands out as a delightful celebration of non-creativity and mindless piecing.
Scrappy Square quilts are a testament to the beauty that emerges when disparate fabric scraps unite in harmony. These quilts are a celebration of resourcefulness, as they allow quilters to breathe new life into leftover fabric pieces, vintage textiles, and treasured remnants from past projects. The charm of Scrappy Square ...
read moreWelcome once again to my enchanting world of quilting, where dreams are woven with threads and creativity knows no bounds. Today, I am making a leap into the past, when I was writing my first pattern and I proudly unveil the ethereal beauty of the “Lifesaver Quilt”. Like stepping into a magical realm, this quilt takes you on a mesmerizing journey through a garden of color.
As you gaze upon this quilt, you’ll be captivated by its celestial charm and the meticulous artistry that brings it to life. This quilt reminds my of a dawn sky, as each fabric ...
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