Parlor

Come sit with me in the Parlor! We will have a cup of tea and look at all the wonderful pictures of quilts that others have made from my patterns. I love it when you share your photos with me.

When you email me a picture, PLEASE, make sure I have your first and last name, the name of the project, and please tell me a little about your quilt. Thanks so much!

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Jeanne Worthams They'll Be Coming Around the Mtn.

Jeanne Worthams Gramma's Vegetable Soup

Sharron Mudore's Auntie Bean's Stalks

Mary Stiver's Auntie Bean's Stalks

Jeanne Wortham's Night Flight

Maggie Honeyman's Punky Doodle Corners

Dorla Kenworthy's The Hat Ladies

Diane Mannion's Pinny's Posies

Rita Briner's, Quilter's Station Quilt Shop, A Tisket A Tasket

Rita Briner's They'll Be Coming Around the Mountain

Jeanne Arnieri's Jeepers Creepers

Rie Graves' Wild Things

Kathleen's One Ringy Dingy

Maggie Honeyman's The Hat Ladies

Maggie Honeyman's Gramma's Vegetable Soup

Maggie Honeyman's One Ringy Dingy

The Gals from The Empty Spools - Forever Friends

The Empty Spools - Boogey Bears made in 30's prints

The Empty Spool - The Hat Ladies

The Empty Spool - (l)The Old Nag, (m)Big Dipper, (r)Aunt Ree's Raspberry J

The Empty Spool - (l)Aunt Ree's Raspberry Jam, (m)Horse Feathers, (r) Auntie Bean's Stalks

Donna Phillips - Horse Feathers (2 sizes in pattern)

Jeanne Wortham's - Here Comes the Judge

Jeanne Arnieri's - Prairie Christmas Star

Vickie Graham's - Fiddlin Around

Cheryl Mills from Low Country Quilting in Seaside, NC sent me these next few pictures to share. Lynn Eriquez, who works at the shop made this Aunt Ree's Raspberry Jam and Cheryl quilted it.

Lynn Eriquez from Low Country Quilting made this Fanshawe Dam. How Fun!

Peggy Marshall, another gal from Low Country Quilting, made this The Old Nag. What a lovely setting for a picture.

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 patt

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.

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.

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

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

Jeanne Wortham from Melbourne, Florida made this Cranbrook Christmas quilt to share with us. Jeanne loves primitives as much as I do! Great job!

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.

Annie Woods, owner of Quiltmakerss Workshop in Alabama, made this version of "Fiddlin Around". She used this quilt for a Christmas Mystery quilt. Great Job!

Another great quilt, Jeepers Creepers made by Annie Woods from the Quiltmakers Workshop in Alabama. Thanks Annie for sharing.

Cheryl Mills from Low Country quilting sent me this great picture of "Fanshawe Dam". The quilt was made by Lynn Eriquez, who works for Cheryl. Cheryl did the machine quilting. It's wonderful!

A closer version of Fanshawe Dam made by Lynn Eriquez and machine quilted by Cheryl Mills.

From Quiltmaker's Workshop a picture of Forever Friends made with civil war prints.

From Quiltmaker's Workshop, two Forever Friends quilts made in brights....this must have been a class taught there at the shop.

Just recently I taught a class at Good Home Quilt Company in Orlando. Burning the Midnight Oil was the quilt everyone made. Nancy, from Pierson, Fla. sent me this picture of her finished top. It turned out wonderful! We had a great time that day. Thanks N

WOW! Look at the picture Jeanne Arnieri sent me of the "Old Ben's Bonnet" she made. How exciting to see it done a different way! Very patriotic! Thanks Jeanne!

Marie Beers from south Florida sent me this picture of her "The Old Nag". Thanks Marie, great job!

Melissa Bunch, owner of the Purely Primitive Group on Yahoo, sent me her charming version of The Bundling Board. Great job!

eanne Arnieri has certainly been very busy. She sent me a picture today of her "Stars on a Tin Roof" It's wonderful, don't you agree? Thanks Jeanne

Carlene Deems sent me a picture of her Aunt Rees Raspberry Jam. I love the fabrics and colors you used. Great job!

Nancy Moore sent me a picture of her "Family Branch". Isn't it wonderful? And so fast. Nancy you just bought this pattern from the pantry and look, it's already finished! I love the black sheep! Thank you for sharing.

Linda Poe from California sent me this picture today of her charming version of "The Family Branch" Good job! It is so much fun that you share these pictures with me. Thank you.

Fran sent me this delightful picture of her Auntie Bean's Stalks. This was my first design and it's still very popular with quilters. Thanks Fran

Nancy Moore sent me this second Family Branch that she made. She made it for her boss, personalizing it for their family. How fun! Thanks Nancy

Jenny sent me this darling picture of a Ring Around the Posies Wallhanging she made. I love the circular quilting. Who says the whole quilt needs to be made? Good Job! Thanks Jenny

Jenny inspired me to show you the Ring Around the Posies Wallhanging I made from the large bed quilt pattern you see on the pattern page. Instructions for making this smaller version are in the pattern.

Cheryl Bennet's Pinny 'n Pa

Jeanne Wortham from Melbourne has done it again! This is her Last Wrung on the Ladder. Jeanne says she used up bunches of her scraps to make this quilt.....it's wonderful! Thanks Jeanne

Jeanne Arnieri's night flight

Angie sent me this picture of her wonderful "Barnabus Barnsmell" along with this note My husband and I are Civil War Re-enactors and I gave the quilt to one of the gentlemen of the group. He loved it. In the picture with the 2 men holding the quilt the yo

Jeanne Arnieri's Pinny 'n Pa quilt

Night Flight by Jeanne Arnieri. Look how soft and cuddly this is? Good job!

Pinny would be proud Jeanne! I love pinks and browns together. You captured it just right!

Jeannie Arnieri calls her Aunt Ree's Raspberry Jam "Grape Jelly" Seems like she named it quite right! Good Job, and I love the size. Thanks Jeanne.

I'm always delighted when someone makes a quilt from one of my patterns and does it totally different. I love Jeanne's Fanshawe Dam done in lighter colors.........looks like spring to me. I love it.

Jeanne told me she made this Barnabus Barnsmell with black cats in mind......but when she was finished she named it "Bonfire" because it looked like flames. Either way, good job! Thanks for sharing Jeanne!

Sueie Kirschenheiter from Lexington, Ohio sent me this wonderful picture of her A Tisket A Tasket, Aunt Roma's Garden Basket. Good job! Thanks Susie.

Raedene Frost from Brandon, Fla. sent me a picture of her SHOTGUN WEDDING quilt top. She was in the class that I taught down in Brandon, Fla. this July. What a wonderful job! Thanks for sharing Raedene.

Kathy Duncan, who works at the Buggy Barn, sent me her version of Summer Susans. It's absolutely gorgeous and she found that after being somewhat nervous about it, it turned out completely square and layed flat to boot!!!! Yeah! Great job Kathy and thanks

Melanie Perry from Bittersweet Primitives sent me this picture of her Primitive Sketches table runner. It's wonderful! Thanks Melanie

Lisa Johnson, the owner of the Picket Fence Quilt Shop in Wichita, Ks. brought her Bundling Board Quilt all the way to quilt market this fall to show me. I was so excited about what she made that both my pictures I took are quite lacking. What a beautiful

Lisa Johnson, the owner of the Picket Fence Quilt Shop in Wichita, Ks. brought her Bundling Board Quilt all the way to quilt market this fall to show me. I was so excited about what she made that both my pictures I took are quite lacking. What a beautiful

Dawn Denmen sent me this picture of her Moonshine.......it's wonderful! I love the colors and also what she added to the borders. I'm always inspired by what YOU SEE in the patterns I have. Great Job!

Dawn Denmen has been very busy lately. She sent me another picture of her "Horse Feathers" Love the colors you used Dawn. Thanks so much for sharing this with all of us.

Cheryl Mills made this Here Comes the Judge for a friend of her daughters. I'm sure she loves it Cheryl. Thanks for sharing!

Rie Graves finished her Moonshine quilt...She told me the outline of the stars was the hard part, but I'm so glad she kept with it. I think it does make a difference. Great job!

Mary Parsons from Wichita, Ks. sent me this picture of her FOREVER FRIENDS quilt. Mary made the quilt for her best friend in North Dakota who saved her life when she was stuck in a blizzard in 1996. Mary embellished the quilt with special sayings, buttons

Sue from my local quilt shop, Good Home Quilt Company, made this wonderful Santa Jack quilt. Sue loves working with homespuns and wool. While the quilt is pieced with an assortment of fabrics, Santa's stocking is made out of wool. Great job!!!

Cheryl Mills made her daughter this nine patch geese quilt from the "My Yesteryear Collection" for Christmas. Her daughter wanted it to look and feel like a comforter so Cheryl used a high loft batting. What a wonderful job. Did you say it's for a king si

Jeanne Wortham from Melbourne came to visit me a week or so back and brought her Old Ben's Bonnet to show me. I took a couple of pictures while she was here so I could share with you! Great job!

Jeanne Arnieri has done it again. This is the Aunt Maggie's Dancin Shoes that she made for her son.....you can see how fun the back is by looking on the back porch.

Debi George from Troy Missouri sent me this version of The Bundling Board....here's what she had to say This is my second attempt at quilting (my first was a t-shirt quilt) and I'm thrilled with the results. I chose fabric in the colors of my best friend'

Jeanne Arnieri's gramma's vegetable soup