Saturday, January 22, 2022
New Quilt Inspector
Igor, the previous quilt inspector passed away November 2020. It's just not the same making quilts without input from a furry friend.
Four days ago, a new quality control expert was hired. Marge will oversee all creative work being done in this house.
She has already shown an affinity for quilts. I think she'll be an outstanding employee.
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House Quilt By Linda H.
This quilt was 20 or more years in the making. At first, Linda made it about a single bed size, then decided to make more blocks to fit a qu...
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My Friendship Star quilt is all done. It's not too old of a project, the blocks were made last year. I'm not entirely happy with the... -
I made this "Crazy Eights" quilt from my never diminishing bucket of 2 1/2" squares. The pattern came from Fons and Porter... -
Another donation quilt for our guild's project is completed. The pattern came from the Big Book of Scrappy Quilts. The name of it is ...
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In 1999, quilters from all over the world were trading 2 1/2 inch squares of fabric to make Y2K quilts. The goal was to have 2000 different... -
I just finished sewing the victory lap on this quilt top (stitching around the edge to secure the seams). I started the blocks for this one ... -
I made this Trip Around The World quilt for my brother in 1989. He asked if I could put a new binding on it, the edges were getting tattered... -
Lindsay made some robes for us when they were here for a visit. We drafted them to our own measurements using the tutorial in the February e... -
Linda finished "Blue Skies" a few weeks ago. The pattern was "Cloudgazing" from McCalls Quick Quilts, December-January 2... -
I made this quilted baby jacket in 1987 just before my daughter, Lindsay was born. The pattern came from a library book, I don't remembe...
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