Sew it began…
My paternal grandmother, Nona Landers, made beautiful quilts from her home in West Virginia. She gifted one to my parents and my mother hung it on the wall of my room when I was little. It eventually made its way onto the bed and I loved the feel of it- its weight, the softness of the cotton, the sweet smell. That quilt has been loved quite throughly and with that love and some years on it, it has begun to fall apart a bit. I keep it on a blanket ladder in my family room so I can always look at it and I hope to one day be a confident enough quilter to take on repairing it.

After James came into our lives, I was loving being a stay-at-home mom, but was hoping to find a hobby that would give me a creative outlet that I was sorely missing. A local community college offered occasional night classes like cake decorating, pottery, software classes and luckily for me, quilting. I was hooked in an instant and I have been quilting ever since. The first quilt I ever made was for my sweet baby James but I have been gifting them to people ever since (whether they wanted one or not, really).
A Hobby Unfolds…
These are pictures of most of the quilts I have made over the last eight years. Hopefully, they will at least provide you with some idea of the work I have done and could do if you have a custom project in mind. I have assigned them numbers for ease of communication, but please know they are mostly random, not chronological or numerically significant.
Quilt 227 For my sweet boy Quilt 927 For my sweet girl Quilt 11 (front) Quilt 11 (back) Quilt 416 Quilt 416 (back) Quilt 71 (front) Quilt 71 (back)- entirely hand quilted Quilt 929 Quilt 929 (back) Quilt 47 Quilt 143 (flannel) Quilt 429 Quilt 723 (minky back) Quilt 828 (front) Quilt 828 (back) Quilt 828 (hand quilting detail) Quilt 424 Quilt 10 (front) Quilt 10 (bit of the back) Quilt 505- shown without binding Quilt 505- for the amazing Evie Quilt 720 (front) Quilt 720 (back) Quilt 38 Quilt 13 (front) shown unfinished Quilt 112 (front) Quilt 112 (minky back) Quilt 77 (front) Quilt 77 (back) Quilt 427 (front) Quilt 90 Quilt 90 (a bit of the back) Quilt 96 Quilt 68 Quilt 28 Quilt 75 Quilt 510- entirely hand quilted Quilt 510 (hand quilting detail) Quilt 21 Quilt 88