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Another picture of The Old Nag, quilted by Cheryl Mills from Low Country Quilting. I first met Cheryl and some of the gals that work for her at the Spring Quilt Market in Pittsburgh this year and they have gone to town making samples of quilts for my patterns to hang in the shop. I hear they have also made The Bundling Board, perhaps I'll get a picture of that one soon too! When you are in Calabash, North Carolina please look up Low Country Quilting. They are certainly a Primitive Pieces by Lynda shop!
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Karen Van Pelt, owner of The Empty Spool in Athol, Idaho made this version of Aunt Maggie's Dancin Shoes for her shop. Good Job! Thanks for sharing.
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Sue LeCavalier from Quebec, Canada, sent me this picture of her version of "They'll be Coming Around the Mountain" Sue told me this is her first attempt at machine pieceing a quilt together! Great Job! Thanks Sue for sharing with us.
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Chey from Chey's Corners made this wonderful Horse Feathers quilt to share. Chey has a website you won't want to miss checking out. She is going to be making one each of the quilts in my pattern line to sell on her site. She will be only making one and it's on a first come first serve basis. You can visit her site at the following address: http://www.cheyscorner.com
She has told me that this particular quilt sold within hours of posting it....so be quick.
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Karen sent in this picture of her version of Slim Pickins. What a wonderful job and the first one I've seen finished. Yeah! Thanks Karen
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Jeanne Wortham from Melbourne, Florida made this Cranbrook Christmas quilt to share with us. Jeanne loves primitives as much as I do! Great job!
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Janet Nesbitt from The Buggy Barn made this version of Moonshine. I'm so excited to see another designer make this quilt. I'm quite a fan of the Buggy Barn girls designs. Thanks Janet for sharing this with everyone.
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