KPH

It's hard to believe that I retired on April Fool's Day 2012 and started my journey into quilting. Now, three grandchildren later, I'm enjoying making quilts for them and those I love.

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Leader Leader

Nov 12, 2015
Quilt Master

Mar 14, 2015
You Complete You

Mar 13, 2015

Mike's Wolf Quilt
I had the main panel for ages and finally got around to finishing it up for Mike's Christmas present 2014.

By KPH

16 LIKES | 1840 VIEWS
Welcome Home From Brian Center
Long story short, Mom fell and broke her hip. When she was in Brian Center, for rehab, she decided she wanted her bedroom painted blue. Her old quilt wouldn't "go" in a blue bedroom. So she got new bedroom (right off of the handicap bathroom), new paint, and a new quilt when she came home.

By KPH

10 LIKES | 1389 VIEWS
Veggie Tales
Veggie Tales has book panels. So I reworked the idea for a wall hanging for my grandson, Jonathan. Now, it's Esther's 'sheet' in her crib. She won't sleep without it!

By KPH

17 LIKES | 1976 VIEWS
Merriment Tree Skirt
I fell in love with the Santas in the Merriment line. He's such a jolly ol' elf.

By KPH

9 LIKES | 1589 VIEWS
My First Quilt for ME
The pattern is called Fall's Tapestry, by Pine Tree Country Quilts. I love it because it was three blocks. Naturally, I had to make it bigger than the pattern called for since it was for our waterbed. I fell in love with the border fabric and picked colors that would go with that.

By KPH

13 LIKES | 1699 VIEWS
The "Moms" Lap Quilts
I started early this year, with DD specials Winter Grandeur 10" blocks. I used Double Slice Tutorial and made two lap quilts. One for my MIL that she can use on her sofa to cuddle up with, and one for my mom to snuggle around her in her wheel chair.

By KPH

13 LIKES | 1690 VIEWS
Mike's Christmas 2015
Shhhhh! It's a secret! Mike is getting stockings and a tree skirt for Christmas. He saw the fabric when it came in the mail. He loved the paisley in the print, so I knew that this was what he was going to get this year! This was my first effort in QAYG. I traced my tree skirt and cut the back and backing out, then cut it into wedges that were more manageable. The rest was guess and see what happens as you go. I actually love it.

By KPH

10 LIKES | 1822 VIEWS
Churn Dash
This was the first quilt that I made for my MIL. She picked the floral material and I went from there. I never knew that she wanted a quilt! It graces her guest bedroom and she loves it.

By KPH

16 LIKES | 1517 VIEWS
Stack and Whack 1
My first Stack and Whack. What fun I had at the Stack and Whack class at Mary Jo's. When Aimee grabbed my fabric and ripped it in half, I about had a heart attack. Once I started and saw how large the throw was, I kept on whacking and made it into a queen sized quilt for my MIL.

By KPH

18 LIKES | 1673 VIEWS
Stack and Whack 2
My brother in law loves quilts too. It was fun having him here for a visit. going through the process of picking fabrics and working on his quilt.

By KPH

11 LIKES | 1568 VIEWS
Table topper
What do you do for someone that has a 5ft. square dinner table? You make them a table topper that fits in the middle of the table.

By KPH

19 LIKES | 1802 VIEWS
Esther's Polygon Quilt
I taught at the first public Montessori School in NC for quite a while. I always loved the Sensorial work in the primary and the Geometry works that grew out of it in the Elementary. After I retired, I was blessed with two grandchildren. Esther's first quilt was this Minkie, applique quilt of the polygons and seven triangles of realty from my Montessori Geometry Cabinet.

By KPH

6 LIKES | 1614 VIEWS
Stained glass
I created this quilt from a couple of pictures I had seen and combined the 2 ideas. I used a minky like fabric for the back.

By ItsmeVickie

21 LIKES | 2022 VIEWS
Maam's Covered Bridges
My grandmother, whom we call Maam, loves covered bridges. She is also one of the first people who taught me how to sew. So when I saw this pattern at a quilt show I just knew I had to make it. What made it extra special is that I got my sister, mother and aunt to help me hand embroider the covered bridges. They are not crafty at all and never sew. So it made this quilt extra special that they would help. This quilt was made with lots of love and my grandmother was so happy to get it!

By sketchart123

12 LIKES | 1836 VIEWS
Sirocco
The idea started with a quilt in a magazine, then last year with the Disappearing Pinwheel tutorial the idea gelled. We swapped squares of fabric that had an autumn theme. Sirocco is the name of an autumn wind in the Mediterranean.

By Churn-Dash

15 LIKES | 2534 VIEWS
D9P variation
A prayer quilt made for a dear friend.

By ItsmeVickie

11 LIKES | 1679 VIEWS
Rainbow Swirls
This was made using the log cabin curvy ruler

By Chrisc

29 LIKES | 2968 VIEWS
Hummingbird Garden
This is the quilt I made as a wedding present for my brother and sister-in-law. They have several hummingbird feeders in their yard and enjoy watching the hummingbirds. When I saw the name on the pattern -"Hummingbird" - I knew it was the one I wanted to use. Quilting is stitch-in-the-ditch around the "hummingbirds" and hand quilted in the middle of each hummingbird and the background.

By cehayes

37 LIKES | 2084 VIEWS
Nico's Puzzle
I made this for my nephew Nico, he is attending college in Chico CA

By auntieawesome

3 LIKES | 1451 VIEWS
Color Wash
Hand pieced, hand quilted, hand appliqued all of the bias strips.

By andifar

22 LIKES | 1758 VIEWS
Stack and Wack
I fell in love with this fabric and knew it would be great for the stack and wack

By Purplequilt

15 LIKES | 2042 VIEWS
Patrick's Hexagon Quilt
I saw this tutorial on Missouri Star and decided to give it a try.

By shartlesville

9 LIKES | 1642 VIEWS
1st Quilt - Quilts of Valor
A friend taught me the basic of quilting on this project for Quilts of Valor. Loved everything about quilting, from choosing the fabric to rotary cutting, etc., and became obsessed!

By Sue3

10 LIKES | 1488 VIEWS
Swirly Log Cabin
I made this Curved Log Cabin quilt for my children. I used the creative grids log cabin tool and found it very easy to use and put the whole thing together. I quilted it into 4 quadrants with a walking foot. It was a lot of fun to make and hassle free since everything was squared up so well. I do suggest using a design wall to figure out how the blocks go. My kids love it and are curled up on the couch with it now.

By verenaerin

17 LIKES | 1761 VIEWS

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