Spinning Tops

Posted on February 13, 2019 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting

Back in the fall, I once again had the honor of quilting some quilts for Victoria Findlay Wolfe that she made from her new fabric lines with RJR Fabrics. She combined her Playmaker prints with her Neutrals collection to make this huge and gorgeous paper-pieced quilt called Spinning Tops: I’ve waited to talk about this […]

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Vines and Valleys

Posted on August 8, 2018 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting

A while back, I showed you the back of a quilt I had been working on, and said I’d show you the front when I could (in this post here). Well, the cat’s been out of the bag for a couple months, but I never took the time to write anything up till now! This […]

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Imogene’s Vintage Quilt

Posted on February 12, 2018 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting, Quilts

Last summer, I worked on restoring a vintage quilt top for my friend, Imogene. This quilt was made by Imogene’s great-aunt, Emma Salyer (Mrs. James Salyer), when she was young, and Aunt Emma gave it to Imogene as an unquilted top. Imogene says she’s reasonably sure the quilt is at least 100 years old! Over […]

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Donna’s French Sampler

Posted on January 23, 2018 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting

Back on December 15th, I loaded a quilt on the frame that belongs to my friend and customer, Donna. It was supposed to be my second-to-last finish of 2017, but I took 5 days off at Christmas to work on house remodel projects and enjoy the holiday with My Cowboy, and 2 days after Christmas, […]

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How Did You Quilt That?

Posted on September 19, 2017 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting

I’ve been getting asked this question ever since the modern color version of the Sew Sweet Sampler made its debut . . . So today, I’m here to explain my process of quilting it. It’s a medallion quilt . . . The modern setting, altho NOT asymmetrical, leaves lots of negative space for quilting. I […]

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Linda’s Gravity Quilt

Posted on August 2, 2017 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting

I recently finished quilting a Gravity quilt for my friend, Linda. You may have seen this pattern before — it’s by Julie Herman of Jaybird Quilts, and it’s 97″ x 96″ and chock full of glorious color! This was my first chance to quilt a Gravity quilt, and Linda wants to enter it into some […]

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That 30-foot Quilt!

Posted on July 5, 2017 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting, Quilts

It’s called “A Garden for All Seasons”, and it’s the creation of my bestie, Victoria Findlay Wolfe. It’s a quilt she made that is NINE feet tall by THIRTY feet wide! It’s so big I couldn’t get it all in one picture: It hung at the AQS Show in Paducah back in April, and standing […]

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Rose Marie’s “Abloom” Quilt

Posted on May 2, 2017 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting

I recently quilted a quilt for my friend, Rose Marie. She made this “Abloom” quilt from a pattern in Amy Ellis’s book “Modern Heritage Quilts“. Since the quilt is chock full of negative space, Rose Marie asked me if I would quilt it and fill up all that negative space with lots of modern quilting. […]

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Gina’s Nine-Patch Challenge

Posted on January 4, 2017 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting

Last fall, I quilted a quilt for a friend and customer, Gina. (I think it’s great that so many of my customers are also my friends!) Gina received a bunch of 9-patch blocks from a group challenge, and this is what she did with hers! She sure made them go far — this quilt is […]

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Sandra’s Metro Rings Quilt

Posted on October 25, 2016 by prairiemoonquilts in Longarm Quilting, Quilts

I recently had the honor of quilting for my friend, Sandra. She made a Metro Rings quilt for her son and his new wife, as their wedding quilt. It’s made in 30s reproductions fabrics, and it is simply gorgeous! Sandra made this quilt for their bed, so she made the center portion of the quilt […]

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