Signature quilts

November is family story month, and this quilt's got my family talking. It's a signature quilt with the names of my relatives, a special way to celebrate

Canton Village Quilt Works | Help Me Make a Signature Quilt- Block tutorial!

Fresh For Spring Look what is growing in Temecula Quilt Co's garden. New notecards inspired by The Calico Garden Quilt by Florence Peto. "Pick" a few here.

Need wedding ideas? Check out this unique quilt guest book and see more inspirational photos on TheKnot.com.

Yesterday, we gave our "Signature quilt" to our retiring President of the Quilt Guild here in Florida. She was overwhelmed by it all. It turned out so pretty once we got the machine quilting done on it. The squares were not all perfect, but, neither are we! The sentiments were written with Pigma pens, and that means it will last forever. One bit of advice for anyone wishing to make one for a friend, be sure that you use the Pigma Pens that state: Archival ink, acid free. Otherwise, some inks…

PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR CURRENT TURN AROUND TIMES! This beautiful baby quilt with hand printed sentiments from family and friends. Order this crib sized quilt for your next baby shower and it will be the most treasured gift received! The quilt can be completed with blank hearts for the event or I can send the hearts and make the quilt after. You choose colors, fabrics and themes and I will do the rest.

What is a signature block? A signature block is a quilt block with a blank area where a signature can be added. Often groups will make signature blocks, join them together to make a quilt to give on a special occasion. It might be when someone is leaving or moving away. There are many different blocks that can be used. I've selected an easy star block and will be showing you how to make a 6" finished signature block.

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A few months ago, I was contacted by a family member to make a signature quilt for her wedding that was last weekend. Once we settled on the design or the quilt and picked out the fabric, the next step was figuring out which pens would give the best results. I set to the web to do some research. And I didn't find a whole lot. The one blog post that I found that was the most helpful was from Ebony of Love Bug Studios. I took her suggestions to test the ink on the fabrics, I bought several…

Main - looking for signature quilt ideas - I would like to make a quilt for an upcoming family reunion and make a block for each family member to sign and date. Any ideas on a block design would be welcome. Thanks!