Brown/Green/Blue Quilt

This quilt was delivered this week. Sadly, I did not take a picture of the whole quilt. Andrea -- if you're reading this, please email me a picture of it in use!

This quilt is made up of 20 large blocks. I had one block left over, so I made a throw pillow to match.

What to Do?

Nearly everyone has a pile of t-shirts, commemorating their past. But what do you do with those? If you wear them and keep washing them, they'll wear out! That's why I make t-shirt quilts. This one was made as a graduation gift last spring. They are the perfect gift for Father's Day, graduation, Valentine's Day, Easter, Christmas, well, you get the idea. So gather up those shirts that you just love and have them made into a soft, warm quilt! My prices on these are very reasonable -- they start at just $250.

It's a Sham!

Two, actually. These go with the two twin sized cowboy quilts I'm working on for a very special customer. I used Michael Miller fabric for these and followed a tutorial I found online. The red inner border matches the red in the quilts, and the outer border and back is denim. I love the main fabric in the middle. I call it a cow print, but Michael calls it a pony print. Whatever you call it, I love it!

For Dolls

My girls are obsessed with dolls. There is always a doll stashed in remote corners of the house. So, I went with the flow. Here are two great things for their dolls: a quilt and an apron . They retail f0r $20 each, and, as always, are done custom, just for you.

Custom Quilts

Red, Black, and White

Green Batik