A couple of years ago, I told Part 1 of this story, in which I mended a memory quilt for a customer.  She shared its sweet story for me to s...

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 second installment of weekly quilt repair tidbits and photos. Schoolhouse quilt, c. 1915-20 This week: a wonderful schoolhouse quilt, a ...

Here comes some thinking and wondering that I've been doing lately. Over the last few years, people have been asking me to repair soooo...

This small quilt that came to me for repair is a family heirloom with a touching story.   Here's the story as told by the owner: Thanks...

  The owner sent me these photos of her gorgeous crazy quilt for an initial assessment.  She and I decided not to do any repairs at this tim...

  I am fascinated by this quilt.  It was brought to me for minor repairs by the granddaughter of the quiltmaker.  (Thanks to her for the pho...

  I fell in love with this quilt while rebinding it and patching a few torn pieces.   It's a great set of blocks, each one different, to...

A customer sent me two Double Wedding Ring quilts made by her grandmother.  She asked if I could take pieces off of the more “loved up” qui...

This family heirloom quilt has some unique embroideries and provides a glimpse into the quiltmaker's personality.  (And no, I did not l...

Hey, hey - I'm starting to get the hang of this video promotion situation! My second video is up and running. It's a little "t...

I love a dated quilt.  I love a dated quilt with a family story (see full story below).  Combined together....well.... it's simply grand...

A customer sent me a quilt for repair, and included photos of her collection of family quilts.  She gave me permission to share them with yo...

I really fell in love with this "homey" log cabin.  It's such a cozy look - and feel, too, as the fabrics are well-loved and ...

I've just received a wonderful story in my email.  It comes from a woman whose family quilt I've just repaired.  If anyone ever ask...

  This is a stand-out crazy quilt, isn't it?   I generally think of Victorian crazies as having so many more blacks and maroons, browns ...

Tooting my own horn here for a moment!  Here's the lovely email I just received from a woman who bought my book. My mother-in-law ma...