This is Phoebe’s Christmas present. Kim Schlossberg of Schlossberg Designs (and Phoebe’s former Sunday school teacher) very kindly created the graphic for me. I traced the pattern (backwards) onto Wonder Under and then ironed it onto the backside of the fabric, cut it out, and ironed it onto the field. I used free motion quilting […]
The mod fabric of this baby quilt fit the style of Michael’s colleagues Kerry and Miguel Carzola. It’s a disappearing 9-patch.
This is the last old-school style patchwork quilt I will ever make. This was for the annual silent auction for the Texas Democratic Women of Collin County. I made the decision about it being the last one about half way through. I cut some corners, which you can tell if you compare it to the […]
This is not very spooky, but Ingrid looks great on it! This is a center panel with some borders added. First time trying mitered corners.
Made for Coach Bev Sigler’s grandson in exchange for 5 training sessions. I designed the whole thing based on some artwork that is in the baby’s room. Fabric is Moda Marbles. Backing is blue raised-dot minky. I see now, after it’s all done, that light blue for the “m” of Miles was the wrong choice.
This is not what I would call a beautiful quilt, but it is 100% true to the look of the book, which I never realized was quite so garish. I made this for My Very Own Book’s silent auction. I didn’t know until afterward that the diamonds were supposed to be challenging. I just followed […]
I made this quilt for my friend Kelley Van Auken, for her nephew, Carter. (Perhaps the red and white stripes was not the best choice for the letters.) This is just the quilt top; I don’t seem to have a finished picture of it.
One day, I will finish this. It’s a kit I bought several years ago. They call it Mango Salsa, but I call it New Mexico.
At a silent auction (where one of my quilts was up for grabs), I won a photo session from Teresa Berg Photography. I took Phoebe in for a photo shoot. Teresa does a lot of photography of dogs, and she asked if Phoebe would be willing to do a shoot with a small dog for […]
My mother-in-law Joanna Winchester made these little 12 Days of Christmas cross stitch blocks back in the 80s. I put them into a quilt. (This isn’t a picture of the final quilt, I still need to take one.)