I made this quilt, actually a tied comforter, back around 1980.  I had been quilting just a few years.  I stepped out of the initial ...

  I love this quilt!  This is especially notable because the era and colors are not among my favorites.  What pleases me so much is the full...

It's been a loooooong while since any activity here on my blog....  Here's what's coming up:   To do right now:  I've starte...

  On May 3 and 4, I’m participating in the Global Quilt Connection’s Sampler Platter program.  I’ll be joining 17 other quilt teachers, who’...

Good news!  My Preserving Our Quilt Legacy Virtual Workshop is coming up soon.  Sessions take place on five Saturdays, Jan 28 - Feb 25 2025...

Occasionally,  I get requests to mend things other than quilts.  This is Seminole patchwork, a technique developed among the Seminole people...

  A family memento.  Here's the story the quilt owner told: This quilt was made for us by our friend Shelia in England.  It was given to...

I absolutely love this quilt!  If it had been in a shop rather than coming to me for repair, I might have just "had" to buy it.  P...

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...

A Tale of Two Victorian Crazy Quilts - in Four Parts Parr 1 Setting the Scene      This pair of crazy quilts still lives in the family a...