This quilt is basically a utility comforter.  It's made of large scraps and tied with yarn.  The ties are done with many colors that...

So, as I mentioned in the post about all the quilt fun last month in Melrose, MA, the library hosted an exhibit of quilts inspired by the h...

This was one of those times when repairing a quilt was all about saving family history and sweet memories. Here's the email messag...

What really intrigued me about this quilt were the "ties".  Instead of the usual yarn or thread knotting, this quilter "tied...

This poor little quilt has been "through it".  The quilt is currently owned by the great-granddaughter of the quiltmaker.  She sen...

This quilt was made about 10 years ago, and has a sweet story.  It's been much loved because it was made b...

"A Room of Her Own" 2015 32"x32" I just completed this wall quilt!  It was commissioned by a wonderfully th...

This one-of-a-kind quilt recently came to me for repairs.  The center four blocks need no explanation.  The rest of the quilt is comprised o...

Here's a friendly, cozy wool 6-pointed star quilt.  It was made by the owner's grandmother and holds lots of family loving. The qui...

I have been working on child-size redwork quilt.  The blocks are scenes from Peter Pan, so it's a very sweet quilt. The red sashing fa...

This bright and cheery quilt was made by the owner's great-grandmother.  It is tied with thread to the back, which is pieced mostly of ...