A Quilting For Customers Continuation I have a few very prolific customers. One of which made a quilt for a new baby in her family. It was a sweet quilt with applique elephants. This customer is one who lets me do whatever I feel the quilt needs. While I personally
My hiking partner has been telling me about a quilt she was making for her niece as a wedding present. I have never been the type of person who can picture something accurately when it is described to me. Not to mention, she would describe it while we were hiking.
Quilting for customers can be fun. It can also be taxing. I have some customers who have very specific ideas as to how they want a quilt quilted. Yet others have absolutely no ideas for quilting their quilt. Over the next few posts, I will take you through my process
Marking a quilt is not my thing. I try to mark as little as possible. I generally mark guidelines for the area I want to quilt. For feathered wreaths, I will mark the outer and inner circles to designate the inner and outer edge of the feathers. I needed to
I haven’t posted in a long time. I have been busy hiking and quilting for customers. I haven’t been able to sit behind my sewing machine to make anything. I hope to soon. One of my problems is I have so many ideas, I’m not sure which to try. I
I will be teaching a class at Pine Tree Quilt Shop in Salem, NH. The pattern was a mystery created by Debbie Caffrey. The pattern name is Good Night, Sweetheart. It is now available as a non-mystery pattern. You can make it in two sizes. I chose to make it
