After years of attending the Dear Jane retreats and saying I would never make a Dear Jane quilt, I did! I love my blue & white version. The only change I would make is to have the outside border be blue instead of white. Hand-quilted by me.
91" X 91"
Applique Sampler, appliqued and pieced by me soon after I learned to applique. Long-arm quilted by Three Sisters Quilting, New Paris, Indiana.
Gifted to our daughter as a wedding quilt.
I participated in the 2014 Country Threads BOM quilt. Pieced by me, long-arm quilted by Three Sisters Quilting, New Paris, Ind.
I named her Autumn Sampler. 85" X 90"
Pieced Basket Quilt, 52" x 72"
In 2014 I participated in the Buck A Block BOM at Caroline's in Rome City, Ind. The original project was actually in pink & brown fabrics. I made the blocks each month and then gifted the pink & brown quilt away. Each month I also made 2 blocks from my own civil war fabrics, 1 in blue and 1 in brown. Longarm quilted by the Three Sisters, New Paris, Inc.
Red Radiance 46" x 46"
I brought many quilting magazines home from my mom's house after she died. Some of them she had projects marked, this was one of them.
I started embroidering Red Radiance in January, 2015 and completed hand quilting her in June, 2015. You can read about my Red Radiance journey if you want more details.
Gifted to our daughter as a wedding quilt.
I named her Autumn Sampler. 85" X 90"
In 2014 I participated in the Buck A Block BOM at Caroline's in Rome City, Ind. The original project was actually in pink & brown fabrics. I made the blocks each month and then gifted the pink & brown quilt away. Each month I also made 2 blocks from my own civil war fabrics, 1 in blue and 1 in brown. Longarm quilted by the Three Sisters, New Paris, Inc.
I brought many quilting magazines home from my mom's house after she died. Some of them she had projects marked, this was one of them.
I started embroidering Red Radiance in January, 2015 and completed hand quilting her in June, 2015. You can read about my Red Radiance journey if you want more details.
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