Quilting

One of my favorite pastimes is making quilts, here’s a collection of my recent completed projects.

All quilts were pieced by me and quilted by longarmers in Oregon.

The Then Came June, Goldie quilt pattern was used to make this throw-size quilt. I chose a mix of prints and solids in plain and dobby weaves to create a unique layout, with each block complimenting the others. The quilting is done is a repeating celtic knot pattern using a sand colored thread. The rounded stitching contrasts the straight lines found throughout the quilt piecing.

This throw-size quilt was designed by me, using a secondhand fabric panel with unique typography. To emphasize the type I surrounded it with a black & white checkerboard, then a black border, and finally finished it with white binding. The stitching was chosen to compliment the geometric patterns already found in the quilt and the color of the orange background.

I designed this twin-size quilt to contrast blue & green hues with pink & yellow. The pattern was made by sewing hourglass blocks, cutting them into thirds, shifting the pieces, and sewing them back together. I added a pale blue border to bring even more attention to the pieced design, and used a navy blue binding to contrast with the pale blue.