Kathy made this lovely, large Bethlehem Star.  She asked for continuous curve, peacock feathers, and feathers.  Actually what she said was that she wanted hers to look just like the one that is hanging in a local shop; see Gallery in May 2007.   

Isn't it interesting to see the pattern on the back from the custom quilting?

Pillow Shams

Connie completed the pillow shams to go with her tablecloth quilts.  We used Simply Clematis in white thread to match.  They will be outstanding because they are a different colorway.

Old Pueblo Quilters

Connie submitted two quilts for the children at Tucson Medical Center.  One is done with "Arrow" and the other "Cowboy."  The children will love them!

Cowboy Quilt

Shirley didn't want much quilting on this comforter.  It is 50s reproduction fabric that goes on a bed with a wooden frame.

Doesn't this take you back?

Connie's Quilt

Connie pieced this lap-sized quilt.  We used Daisy Meander in Old Rose thread to continue the old fashioned look.

Bear Paws

Sharon finally gets a quilt for herself.  We used ElPasso and Rustana to continue the  southwestern feel from the earth tones.

Daisies

This quilt lit up the whole shop with a breath of outdoors.  Sharon made this from the book "Turning Twenty Again" for her daughter's new house.  The combination of all the daisy fabric is wonderful.  We used Daisy Swirl and Egyptian Topaz thread.

Table Cover

Diane used lovely fall fabric for this table cover.  We used Interlocking Falling Leaves and Camel thread to create a warm fall theme.

Noah's Friends

Brooke made this charity quilt with the cute Noah's Ark insets.  We used monkeys and leaves to tie it together.

Grandma's Quilt

Grandma could have made this!  Brooke pieced the stars so they float around for a modern look to an old-fashioned quilt. We used Old Rose to give it a classic look.  She used a wide backing fabric that matched perfectly.

Stars and Ladders

Larry seemed to enjoy the secondary pattern created by this quilt pattern.  He wanted to emphasize the ladder effect, ditch the stars, and them emphasize the blank areas.  The Burgundy thread certainly creates a pattern.

Lynn's Angel

Lynn machine appliquéd this angel holding the little lamb.  It is a wall hanging.  One of her requests was that the feathers should look feathery.    The angel was to have sunbeams coming from behind her.

Round Robin

Lynn participated in her bee's round robin.  Lynn made the center star and then each of the bee members added a border or another detail.  She provided some of the fabric and some of the bee members added some of their own.  Lynn wanted it custom quilted for entry in a quilt show in Texas.

See what a difference quilting can make!