Tag Archives: handmade

all signs point…

Posted on June 16, 2014

It was inevitable. With extra Cotton + Steel prints sitting on my sewing table, I could only resist so long before cutting them up for a second quilt. This time I paired many of Alexia’s Hatbox prints along with many … Continue reading →

Posted in Fabric, Posts about Quilts, Quilts | Tagged cotton + steel, ferm living, handmade, inspiration, lap quilt, quilt, quilt top, triangles | 28 Comments

flying mustangs

Posted on June 10, 2014

I haven’t been able to get this quilt idea out of my head since seeing this vintage quilt on Pinterest. I started one with Liberty and solids a while back, but I wasn’t feeling the exact translation of the design, … Continue reading →

Posted in Fabric, Posts about Quilts | Tagged cotton + steel, double gauze, flying geese, handmade, improv, kobayashi, melody miller, moonlit, mustang, quilt, quilt top, rashida coleman hale, vintage quilt | 32 Comments

diagonal panes

Posted on June 3, 2014

Remember when I made two Catnap quilts using similar fabrics? Well, here’s the second, finally quilted! I used all the prints from Lizzy House’s Catnap line, along with a number of additional prints in a rainbow of colors. I think … Continue reading →