I really enjoyed working on this quilt.  It's a kind of quilt that I have dubbed a "quilt-y quilt" - meaning it personifie...

 Beautiful Windmills, 1930s;  lovely, fine quilting.   Tried hard to win, but lost to the antique dealer. What follows is a guest pos...

My friend's grandmother Ella Gardner was a prolific painter.  And she also made quilts.  She painted lovely scenes of rural Wisconsin li...

Today I am debuting the three new quilts in my "Something From Nothing" series!  (To read more about how this series works, see th...

Another crazy quilt!  They certainly were all the rage with the Victorian ladies, and of course, still have many, many fans.  (Pun not in...

I posted about a week ago about the quilt I repaired with an Art Deco pattern that I couldn't name. Yesterday morning, over breakf...

When this quilt arrived for repair, it just plain made me smile.  Such a nice pattern!  I was certain I'd seen the block many times and ...