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This quilt top has been in my Grandmother’s cedar chest forever! Then it was in my Mom’s stash - forever. I have toyed with the idea of making this pattern but never got around to it. Then Mom showed it to me. I was astounded to see not only was the quilt totally marked for the quilting lines, but the intended binding was all there! I’m guessing that my quilting abilities had progressed enough that Mom was comfortable with allowing me to take it. With a little planning I was able to adapt the intended hand quilting to a continuous machine stitch. Put the binding on and give it back to my Mom to whip the binding down. My Mom was very pleased with the results and has decided to leave it as is with all the pencil markings. She believes it was made by her Grandmother or an Great Aunt.

I made this Kaleidoscope quilt for my mother's 80th birthday. Using the mirror technique to fussy cut the pattern. A beautiful project, fun & creative project to do

Another stunningly gorgeous quilt. I'm really loving Bargello quilts at the moment.

This is the first quilt I ever made. It is entirely hand pieced. I paid a lady named Ruth Mertz to quilt it on her machine. It took me an entire year and I mostly pieced it during our 5-hour Wednesday staff meeting. I really enjoyed making this quilt.

Although it is a Summer in the Park pattern, the colours give a more cold feel to it so I prefer to call it Winter in the Park. I cut all the stripes from yardage. I used Lexington range and Kona Solids for the white background. Absolutely adore this pattern and how quickly it can be done! All thanks to Natalie's tutorial.