Sandra Shell

My wonderfully talented cousin Chery Joyce has continued to be busy with her creative quilts, most of which she is gifting to others.  The most recent projects have been Sweet Baby Quilts. Description Pictured in this post include a little

I recently received a call from Nancy Sells of Martinsville, inquiring about memory items.  We discussed many options.  Her recently deceased husband had quite a large collection of ties, many having special meaning to Nancy and  her three grandchildren.  We

Returning customer Deb Lebo is a talented quilter who creates wonderful quilts of assorted designs and colors.  She thoroughly enjoys what she does as is shown in this most recent Deb’s lilac quilt. Most quilts that Deb makes are destined

My sister Susan Largen loves the fall season and is always excited about decorating with all her special autumn items.  Recently she ran across a quilt top that Mom had made in the late 1960’s- 1970’s, made with green and

Coincidences and connections!  In July, I received a call from Donna Cundiff.  She had gotten my name from a friend, who in turn suggested she call Brenda Feeney, long-time quilter and owner of the now-closed Sewing Studio.  Brenda, who is

Following a friend’s recommendation, Bonnie Pritchett contacted me about making a memory quilt using her deceased husband’s shirts.  We met, looked over the shirts, and discussed the ideas she had for her quilt.  Thus began the journey of Bonnie’s special

I’m talking about a crabby quilt – definitely not a “Crappy” quilt.  Cheryl’s wonderful crab quilt is truly a work of art.  It was custom designed for her daughter Hannah to give to Hannah’s in-laws.  Months ago, Hannah described what

A long-time friend of mine, Don Pruett, passed away recently.  I was given the honor of creating a couple of memory quilts, and memory bears using his dress shirts, and flannel pants.  Jared Pruet, a grandson of Don, has three

Four Unique Quilts In January 2025, I received a call from Carol Darnell, asking about creating 4 memory quilts for her grandchildren, using her scrub shirts. Carol is a retired nurse, having spent the last portion of her career as

I apologize for the recent absence of blogs and updates on my website. I have been busy with new and exciting quilts and customer orders.  Because many of my recent projects were gifts, it was necessary for me to wait