Quilts & Memory Bears & More

My pricing includes materials such as stabilizer, batting and fabric for the quilt back and edges. Embroidery is extra.

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I made this quilt using a furry blanket for the back. The challenge was using a quilt pattern that didn’t matt the fur.

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First time using my long-arm quilting machine. It was quite a challenge.

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For my grandson. Made from his hockey jerseys
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A gift for my dog loving niece

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For a very sweet Blues fan

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For a newborn baby

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I used a technique called free motion quilting where I stitch along template lines.

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I recreated the Notre Dame logos using heat transfer vinyl to fit the bunny and squirrel

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For a very special little girl who my daughter donated one of her kidneys to this past Valentine’s Day

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For my client’s first grand baby

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I cut each T-shirt block 16×20 so, after stitching, the quilt measures 72×98”.
It’s too big for a good picture, but you can still see how great it turned out. The red backing/ binding fabric brought everything together nicely

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These memory bears turned out so cute

So very cute!

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My friend made the quilt top and asked me to finish it for her

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For a much adored teacher. Students drew on fabric squares which I turned into a quilt. Also includes characters from popular children’s books

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This was a fun one. Made from Carolina Hurricanes Rally towels

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For a very special teacher.
This is a “piping quilt”. I added piping because most of the blocks are white and the pink piping adds additional color. The students each drew around one of their hands and drew a picture to be used as one of the blocks.

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This quilt is appx 52”x80”

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This was a fun quilt to make. My client loves to run and didn’t let Covid stop her. On 10-31-2020 she ran the “Pam 5k” – a race she planned herself. To commemorate, I
made a “race bib” block out of the shirt she wore.

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My clients recently purchased a vacation beach house rental and asked that I design/make a quilt to be used in lieu of a guest book. They named the property “Tide-ings of Joy”. There’s room for lots of guests to sign. What fun!

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My first quilt of the year

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This quilt was quite an undertaking. 59 blocks made from boy’s clothing from infant to toddler size. I was given a large tote filled to the rim with clothes and the only request was to incorporate the baby bibs and vests into the design. I used cotton to fill in the block when the clothing item could not be cut. My sewing room was one big quilt!!

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My client had only a few shirts so I used a 15” square template for cutting and added 2” fabric strips between each block. The quilt finished out at 48” X 62”. Perfect throw size quilt

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Another finished t-shirt quilt in time for Christmas

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The quilt on the right is a crib size. All but the center block is flannel and I used fleece for the edges and back

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Memory quilts for two much adored teachers

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I added fabric between the rows to add length. Final measurement is 59×64

Here’s a queen size “t-shirt block to t-shirt block quilt. Too big to get in a single shot.

Queen size and crib size T-shirt quilts.