Quilts

This is a Civil War era fabric quilt made in the log cabin pattern. It is 92”x 92”. Sarah does all her own quilting, but uses a sewing machine. Hand-quilting takes too long and she doesn’t have the patience.

This little quilt is probably the hardest quilt Sarah has ever made and she took a class to learn to make it. The border was as hard as the rest of the piece.

This is a memory quilt that Sarah made for her niece when she graduated from high school.

This design is a laser-cut applique, but really speaks to the cowboy days, both in the West and Florida. It hangs in Sarah’s living room.

Sarah made this quilt made for her friend’s grand daughter. It is a quilt as you go quilt. Fun to make!

Sarah made this quilt for a friend’s baby. All the embroidery designs are Jacobean.

Sarah loves trees. Each square of this very large quilt (76”x 111”) has an embroidery design of a different tree. This is an ongoing project since each square has to be machine quilted. She works on it when she has the time.

This was Sarah’s first log cabin quilt, which she took a class to learn. She was able to learn more sophisticated quilting techniques than she previously knew.