Art Quilts

The cropped pants and flats… got well with the scarf in her hair and the…water bottle? It was supposed to be a spyglass, but the positioning has people think she is drinking. You would be thirsty while exploring, so that works too. She loves exploring the world (8” x 10”) What do you think she […]

Blooms of red, pink and plum fill the floral fascinator upon her green haired head. Her love of butterflies is second only to her love of flowers. She dreams of flowers and enjoys making bouquets. Flowers are her happy (9” x 13”) This quilt and a few tiny quilts are available in my Etsy shop.

A wall of fabric created with an enlarged version of my In the Quilt Shop pattern. All this tiny fabrics on the left are pieced together, not fused. Instead of a girl standing in the quilt shop, I wanted her sewing and to add dimension to the quilt I hand stitched some tiny chain pieced

hello happy stitched into the sky… boots and a sassy floral skirt – this girl is ready for adventure She’s ready for a happy adventure (6.5” x 15”)

Flying through the sky… feet dangling above the grass her heart is filled with joy (9” x 12”)

A bright blue sky filled with clounds… a girl upon a swing in a fun floral dress She love swinging through the air (9” x 12”)

A pretty plaid dress … to enjoy a beautiful day She enjoys skipping rope on a pretty day (8” x 10”) I might need to pick up a jump rope after making these quilts. It looks like so much fun.

This morning seems to be all about twittering birds so this quilt seemed fitting with the birds in the sky background. I’m enjoying the new infusion of Denyse Schmidt scraps into art quilts – this yellow dress is one of them. The scale is perfect. She jumping for fun in the summer (8” x 10”)

Of course, I could make just one handstand quilt! These are such a delight and so fun to assemble. I adore the bare feet in the sky and how her hair is pooling in the field of flowers. Sometimes your need a new perspective (9” x 12”) As July is wrapping up, I hope you

Hello happiness stitched in the sky – and yes those are here legs up there too. I saw this tiny floral print at a quilt shop recently and it immediately got me thinking of fun outdoor quilts. It looks great paired with this muted green to create some mid-ground in the quilt. She cannot contain