The next post of fun quilt repair moments.  This week:  a prize-winning family heirloom quilt.  Check out the design and sewing skills, abou...

The category "Hawaiian quilt" probably conjures up the well-known style of quilt developed in Hawaii.  These quilts use two large ...

 Here's a gorgeous quilt.  It's as simple as that. This quilt came to me for repair.  The quilt dates to c1850.  As old as it is, it...

In some ways, this cheery quilt is a typical 1930s-40s quilt.  But not all ways.  Read on.... The quilt has a favorite look of this er...

One of the nicest things about repairing quilts is that some really marvelous quilts cross my path.  I get to see and work on such a wide ra...

  This quilt was a wedding gift, much adored, and came to me in need of some patching.  The needlework is marvelous, which after all is s...

So here's the story of a UFO (UnFinished Object) that on Sunday June 12, 2016, officially became a Finished Object......after about 8...

Oh, my!  The design and technique on this quilt is amazing!  The quilt was made in the mid to late 1800s, maybe 1860s or 1870s.  It sust...

Here's a quilt that's definitely "one to write home about", or in this case, ha-ha, one to write a blog post about. Th...