Secrets of a Quilt Shop

OK, I am bragging a little here.  Look how generous our customers are!  And this is only part of the donations!

Sherry made a Lantern Bag

Look at Sue's Nuance Quilt!

Kathy's quilts for granddaughters

Linda's T-shirt quilt for Papa from his grandchildren

Tamara's Hunter Star

Mary's Stars in My Window

Made with New Paper Dolls fabric

Susan from Lockport IL sent us this picture of her finished Learn to Quilt quilt.

Made with Flight of the Dancing Cranes fabric

Sherry's purse made with Texture Magic

Ella and pop-pop at Thatcher Park

Tamara's Trip around the World

Tamara is holding Ann's Geisha (original pattern)

Sherry's Square Deal quilt

Linda's Kestria

Blackbird pie at the Library quilt show

CeCe's T-shirt Quilt

Stephanie had her little girl on June 12th at 12:36.  She weights 8lbs 15 oz, and is 20 1/4" long.  Whoo hoo!

Baby Jade came for a visit with her mother and grandmother on July 11.

Hummingbird at sunset

Judy's Beach Baby quilt made from the Blackbird Pie pattern

Ask me about my grandaughter. 
Go ahead, ask me:-))

Here she is, walking to help raise funds to make CF stand for Cure Found!

Same pattern as above, made by Carol Natoli who added her own border.

Eileens Dancing Diagonal still on the design wall

Here is a two color layout from Linda, in class.

Stars in My Window by Karen

Val used roses to make her mother a mothers day present

Grace put an unusual border on her Square Deal

Our free table topper pattern

(made by Debbie R)

Rita at the retreat

Another unique border by  Donna

Hazel's Watermelon Quilt

Stephanies Baby Bargello

Mary and her Puzzle Box top

Proof that all cats are alike - Suze sent us this picture from the UK of her cat Tasha helping her sew.

Pixie sent us this picture of a heart table runner she made by altering the Spinning Star directions - be sure to click on the picture thumbnail so you can see the embroidery

Kelli's finished Square Deal quilt

Sue made a fat quarter cake by wrapping lace around 40 rolled fat quarters and putting them on a cake platter

Jeanette's blue and yellow quilt

Jeanette again!

Marie sent us a picture of her quilt all the way from France!

Mary's Jacobs Ladder

Chickens & Noodles - click on the picture to order the pattern.  Benefits The Lily Fund, which supports research into pediatric low-grade glioma, a type of brain cancer. 

Thanksgiving 2008: From the left is grandaughter Ella, grandnieces Natasha, Alexandra and Jasmine, grandaughter MacKenzie.

Betsy's Civil War quilt

Uncle Howards Tie Pillow

Grandpa and 3 month old Mackenzie

Mary Ann's Attic Windows Quilt

Three Blackbird Pies!

One of our Free Quilt Patterns made it to the side of a barn in Colorado!

7 1/2 wk old Ella finally goes home from the hospital!

The center of Karen's bargello quilt.  She took her inspiration from postcards of Otsego lake.

Here is the almost finished quilt!

Karen's quilt for her daughter

Bunny just used fabrics she loved!

Stephanie (and LaBette) are making an eight color variation.

Brain Waves

1 wk old Mackenzie

her much older cousin (by two weeks:-))

Dotties Kestria Quilt, all finished!

Sherry's Four Patch Posies

Sherry's paper pieced label

Boardwalk

Stars in my Window

Andrea's Foldy Stuff

Karen's Call Crossing

Mary's Dance Steps

Kris's Dance Steps

Patsy's bargello as seen from across the room

JoAnns Slide Show

Look at the border Celia added to her Catercorner quilt!

CeCe's Years to Come

Marcy's Bear Paw

Mary and her husbands birthday present.

Susan numbered her pins (upper right hand corner - click on the picture thumbnail to see it) to get her blocks in the right order.  Isn't that clever!

Mary Ann sent us this picture of her pink Yellow Brick Road

Dueling Catercorner quilts.  The one on the left belongs to Susan, the one on the right belongs to Karen B.

Chris's first quilt.  Didn't she do a great job?

Donna called her Catercorner quilt "Puppy Love"

Sherry's Cats Meow quilt

Bindy brought her Years to Come in to see us!

Here is Donna's.  The grid fabric she chose as a light really adds a lot of life to this pattern.

Kathy made this quilt with a Block Party Studios Cat Panel

Stephanie made this from the Four Seasons pattern

Erin's table runner, made with the Years to Come pattern

Another No Whining runner from Ginny

Sherry shows off her finished Secret Ambitions

Kathies fishy quilt

Ronnies birthday present

These pictures were taken

at our Learn to Quilt Day

Click here to order the kit

Linda's Pipe Dreams

Click on the thumbnails to see these quilts 
customers brought in to show us!

Judy's Bouquet and Butterflies quilt

Ginny and her No Whining table runner, made for her daughters wedding

Betsy and her Cook Your Goose

Variations of the Summer and Winter pattern made by Elaine (left) and Josie.

Josie brought this coffee table to class at a retreat.  Isn't that a clever idea?

Carol (on the right) and her sister show off their aprons.

A happy shop hop winner

Juanita (left) and CeCe (right) show their Four Season's variation.  Both are a WIP

Mel's Gentle Grace quilt. She put a 3D square in the center.

Mrs. Armors 5th grade class at Duanesburg Elementary made this lasagna quilt.

Sherry is seeing stars

as well she should be after making this batik beauty!

Juanita shows off her Foldy Stuff Log Cabin

Amanda's quilt made with Sentimental Journey  fabrics - all the way from New Zealand!
 

Sandy made this quilt for her cousins 80th birthday. 

Cathy, Sherry and Sandy after a paper pieced quilt label class. 

Noreens quilt for her granddaughter

Carols 3 hour mystery quilt at a show

Karen's Cook Your Goose

Wild Friends

Quiltbus du jour - our rental car.  What does that sign say?

Mark and Lisa's wedding quilt made from the English Baskets pattern

Tamara will be teaching this Hot and Cold Star-tacular Quilt

This is Millies first quilt!

Donna finished her Corn off the Cob and brought it in to show us!

Our Gossamer Grace Sample made from the Gossamer Petals line

Isn't this a great setting for fussy cut blocks?

This quilt made from the Stacked Posies pattern just uses one fabric for the blocks!

We had to get two people to help us hold up Betsy's scrap quilt. 

Karen's Zip Around The World

This is one of our Quilt Pink donation quilts.

Fractured Tessellations from the book Square Dance 

Betty, the mystery quilter, shows off her quilts

This amazing piece was made by Theresa

Noreen's Minnesota Hot Dish

Lorraine's Sentimental Journey

Click on the thumbnails to see these quilts 
customers brought in to show us!

Linda is giving this table runner as a gift

Ruey's first quilt, do you believe it?!?!

Flying Star table runners

Believe it or not, this is the FIRST project we worked on in Beginner Boot Camp!

This is Annette Stewart from Yayas Cottage showing off her latest design

Hazels Crazy Patch

Hazel and CC the day after the Pyramid Lake retreat

LeAnns Exuberance Quilt

Andrea and Hazel show off their flying stars

Bev is hiding behind her Big Flower quilt

Here she is!

This is Karen's Crazy Eight quilt for a red hatter. 

Kay continues to stun us with her masterpieces. 

Linda brought in a baby quilt made from scraps. 

Arlene made this sample for us from Fabric Hideaway

Blue Bunny and Friends by Jane (original pattern)

Click on the thumbnails to see these quilts 
customers brought in to show us!

Sondra and Sherry with their Elementary Stars quilts

Jeanette made a very colorful quilt made for a very special great grandson.

Susan made this in one single marathon sewing session

Monster movie quilt

Ginny is trying to hide behind her quilt:-))

made with Sentimental Journey fabrics

Destined for the Ronald McDonald house. (Donna)

Happy Strippers

Grace's variation

Believe it or not, this is one of the quilts we make in beginner boot camp!

Made from a Canyon Creek pattern

Rebecca made this photo quilt for her son using his school colors.  

And she put a label on it, too! 

Hmmm, we definitely have to talk Patsy into teaching a class for us!

click on the thumbnail to see how this quilter labeled all her rows to keep them straight.

Here is the finished product!

Kays quilt top

and here is her finished quilt

This is an antique embroidered quilt top we saw during our antique signature quilt display. 

Sherry shows off her log cabin quilt

and her Minnesota Hot Dish

Jan made this from a kit. 

Wow, Joyce!

Andrea and her grandmother are showing us a quilt made from Foldy Stuff

Sherry made this quilt from the Cheese and Crackers pattern.

Susan made hers from batiks.  If you would like to make one, too, check out our kits page.

Andrea is showing us her Valor quilt using the Butterfly Stars pattern