Heritage quilt pattern

Hello Everyone, An absolutely delightful group of women gathered together at Friends Around the Block in Colusa last Saturday for my Heritage class. By the end of class, the girls had some beautiful blocks completed. I can't wait to go back and see everyone again. The magic begins when the pieces are placed on the block layout sheet which is included in each pattern. (Unless my pattern stuffer, Mr. Joe, forgets to put one in!) The dynamic mother-daughter duo went to town on their blocks. I…

Hello Everyone, I love to receive emails and pictures from quilters around the country who've made my patterns. When I opened this email from Dena in Wisconsin, my jaw dropped, and I uttered an audible gasp. This is her gorgeous creation of my Heritage pattern. Here's Dena's email: I just wanted to say thank you for this beautiful quilt pattern! It was very easy to follow. It is the first quilt I have finished and kept for myself! I tend to make quilts and give them as gifts. Some I have…

Hello Everyone, It's good to be back to blogging. Thank you all so much for your out pouring of sympathy for my sisters loss of her husband. It's been a very busy time over the past few weeks, and now it's time to get back to quilting. Boxes of fabrics have been arriving on my doorstep. I only had time to stare at them wistfully until this week, when I dug in and started creating. For those of you who are Judie Rothermel fans, you are going to love the new Macie's Journal line by Marcus…

Hello Everyone, I was very excited this week when I was contacted by Hancock's of Paducah. They wanted to purchase Heritage patterns. Hancock's will be kitting my pattern using Cassandra fabric by Robert Kaufman. I LOVE IT! I will let you know when the kits become available on their website. The Cassandra version is so different than the original. Here is the version made by The Independence Hall Quilters, my guild in Arnold. Let me know if you are interested in purchasing tickets for…

Hello Everyone, Last night after finishing two sides of the binding, I tossed Heritage on the bed to get a good look at it in different light. Why is it the phone takes a better picture than my 'real

Hello Everyone, I love to receive emails and pictures from quilters around the country who've made my patterns. When I opened this email f...

Discover stunning Mexican Star Quilt Patterns! Add vibrant, intricate designs to your collection and celebrate rich cultural heritage.

Want a quilt pattern that will highlight your fabric more? Look no more and see this collection of walk-about quilt patterns you can try next time.

Here is your go-to book when you need or want to make a fast but stylish quilt. All the projects in this book can easily be made in a weekend and some in a day. Eight of the 10 projects have size options making a total of 18 possible projects. Imagine your fabric choices in one of these beautiful patterns. Tutorial Sidebars included in this book:3-D Bow-Tie Technique Partial Seam ConstructionRaw-Edge Fusible AppliqueQuilting Basics Skill Level: Beginner to Confident Beginner

Hello Everyone, Day two of pictures from the photo shoot. This time, Heritage takes center stage. All of the following pictures were taken at Calaveras Big Trees State Park in Northern California. Just so you have some perspective on how large this tree is, the quilt measures 93" x 93". No, the quilt is not levitating. It is on a quilt stand, and through the power of the "retouch" button on my photo software, I can eliminate the stand. The tricky part is getting the stand level in terrain…