Custom quilting for the modern quilter by Christine Perrigo
This quilt was one of the lonely quilt tops from my mother-in-law. This quilt was created as a guild project in which each person added a different border. This being said, each border added just seamed to add to the wonkiness of the quilt. I had never even considered posting a picture of this quilt,
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This quilt was my done for my first paying client. Luckily I consider her a friend as well, and she allowed me to free reign as to the design. Only after coming up with a design did I realized that I viewed this quilt as a challenge to my ability to fit patterns that I
A few years back I quilted a baby size quilt with Anne Bright’s gilded E2E design. However that was long before I had a longarm, and I ended up tracing out the design and quilting through the tracing paper. When a friend of mine brought me a black, white, and red quilt I knew immediately
This is the quilt that seemed to consume most of my time for the better part of a month. This was the quilt that the Cubic Experiment quilt was made to test techniques for. This quilt started by using large squares of wash-away self-stick stabilizer. I drew a grid on the back side of the