I love this book! “Color Play” by Joen Wolfrom instantly rocketed to my top-five favorite quilting books of all time. I put off writing the review of this book for …
Written by quilt appraiser Eileen Trestain, Dating Fabrics provides an excellent reference for dating old fabrics and quilts. Eileen presents an extensive library of fabric swatch photos, grouping them into …
Evelyn Sloppy’s book, Sew One and You’re Done
Hello and welcome to my website! My name is Shannon and I have been and avid quilter for over 25 years. My love of quilts came at an early age where I was taught by my grandmother when I was around 12 years old and her patience and love of quilting brought me to where I am today.
Karen Combs
came up with another great method of making quilts that create illusions. This one came to her as an inspiration of the Celtic designs she observed during her travels to Scotland and England. Karen took this beautiful knot designs and created something fresh.
Unlike most Celtic designs that are appliquéd, Karen decided to find a way to piece intricate patterns quickly. The best part is that she did it by using just three simple blocks that look like the cords and knots are connected when sewn together. The resulting pattern is beautiful and very different than most quilting patterns you find today.
Hello and welcome to my website! My name is Shannon and I have been and avid quilter for over 25 years. My love of quilts came at an early age where I was taught by my grandmother when I was around 12 years old and her patience and love of quilting brought me to where I am today.
502 New Quilting Motifs is the most complete and best organized quilting motif collection I’ve seen to date. The most obvious level of organization is the high level categories for …