I made a Winnie the Pooh quilt for my son. Made with peach flannel sashing and gold minky backing, its so soft and cuddly. I came across the Winnie the Pooh fabric from Camelot Fabrics at the International Quilt expo last year and got so inspired to make a children's quilt, one that is bigger... Continue Reading →

I made a neutral baby quilt for a girlfriend of mine. It has little ducks and turtles and flowers on it, in shades of sage green and sunny yellow. The backing is soft flannel also. It’s a repeating pattern of squares.

I had so much cozy flannel fabrics in various greens that I made a quilt for my friend Whitney. Its not based on any pattern, I just cut what fabric I had and stitched it together. I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out.

I finished another quilt!  This one is based on the Rhythm & Blues quilt pattern.  It is definitely the most intricate quilt I've made yet, because all the cream colored squares are actually pieced strips. And I worked very hard in arranging the green and cream fabrics so that they were distributed evenly, without identical... Continue Reading →

I found a lovely green floral fat quarter fabric at JoAnn's and thought it would be great in the star quilt I was designing in my head.  When combined with two tones of super soft green flannel, the resulting quilt is a new favorite. Process pictures below.

I made a rainbow quilt with floral diamonds for my niece. The pattern is called Hugs and Kisses by Jaybird quilts. It was my first time using the diamond template and I thought it worked well.  The back side fabric is rainbow butterflies in flannel. Here's the progression pictures.