Grandma garden quilt

You have to love a quilt show for inspiration! Going to a quilt show just makes me want to go home and create something! "Sunday Ride" was a favorite quilt of my family's from my August 20th post. We will see what the favorite quilt is today. Following are more pictures from the Springville Quilt Show. I like these signs they had hanging, they explain quilts and quilting to those visiting who may not be quilters. Dresden of the Sea by Diane E. Miller quilted by Carol Rossen Received a…

Love this Hexagon Quilt like the setting-floating an extra hexie in backround

Grandma's Garden I Free Quilt Pattern

. Flower Garden antique quilt circa 1930. Green garden gates separate the flowers which are bordered in white. Thousands of hexagons make up this beautiful quilt. Feed sack prints with complimentary solid color comprise each flower with a yellow center. . Extensive hand quilting around each and every hexagon at 7 stitches to the inch. . The flowers are arranged in 'Trip Around the World' formation. . Full size measuring 70″ x84″. . Excellent clean condition. Price $495. Stock #19365

My "hexie habit" began March 6th, when I folded my first 2 x 2 inch square around a die-cut, paper hexagon shape, and basted it in place - the first of about 3,500 hexies that will eventually become a single-bed-sized quilt, entirely hand-sewn. Am I crazy? Well, it's entirely possible. It all started because my husband likes to watch TV and movies (DVDs)... a lot! I could easily not even own a TV, much less watch it. He likes me to watch with him, keep him company, somebody with whom to…

My "hexie habit" began March 6th, when I folded my first 2 x 2 inch square around a die-cut, paper hexagon shape, and basted it in place ...

Grandmas New Flower Garden - custom quilt designed using PatternJam.com quilt designer

A quilt of a million pieces! 6300 to be precise. A true masterpiece. 70” x 90 pristine condition . Late 1800's and early 1900s fabrics in the top. New backing, muslin Hand Amish quilted