Sandra Shell

Mother and quilting My mother was an excellent seamstress; when my sister and I were little, Mom made all our clothes, and even made a few shirts and shorts for my brother.  In addition, her clothes were beautifully designed and […]

Cindy contacted me in June about making a t-shirt quilt using her son’s shirts from his days of cross country and track and field events.  After she sent me the shirts, I saw firsthand the vibrant and energetic colors of

Memory quilts pillows and more are created to honor the life of a loved one.  When a loved one leaves us, we are filled with sadness and loneliness.  We are left with good memories as well as many of their

A cherished memory quilt begins with a collection of clothing which belonged to a loved one.  With the clothing holding so many wonderful memories, it can be made into a quilt that comforts and cheers us.  Use it to decorate

This quilt of a Mom’s Memories was made in memory of a dear, sweet lady Ailene Rodgers.  Mrs. Rodgers died in early February 2020.  Among her survivors is my sister-in-law Cathy Martin.  Cathy asked me to make a memory quilt

Wrapping oneself in a favorite quilt brings so much comfort.  There’s just something so warm and cozy about a quilt. – especially one that holds so many memories.   This is a quilt made by my mother in the 1960’s or

Loretta contacted me in June about doing a quilt for her.  She explained that she has been running marathons and is very proud of her accomplishments.  Her t-shirts from each event were reminders of her year.  Although she lives in

Melissa, a friend, requested a memory quilt using her father’s shirts.  She brought me 20 cotton dress shirts that Bill, her father wore.  Bill’s memory quilt would develop into a wonderful treasured item.  Work begins After searching for just the