Uncategorised

	Traditional Rail Fence pattern for a modern baby quilt.
	Custom made for a mother who did not want cutesy kids patterns and who wanted a square shape.
	When you only have one small panel and really really want a quilt, just add lots of borders.
	This is a Qillo! A pillow with a quilt folded inside. Great for car trips! I make to order with fabric pattern of your choice.
	Only had scraps to work with but toddler Faith Rose really wanted a Pooh quilt
	Made for my very dear friend Karla as a gift to her first grandson who lives in Shanghai.
	The centre block was so cute I could not bear to cut it up. Sometimes just changing a square into a diamond Is all you need
	I never get tired of Winnie the Pooh Fabrics and am always searching quilt shops for the older softer designs.
	Sun Bonnet Sue is an old traditional pattern also sometimes called The Little Dutch Girl
	Simple baby quilt or play mat
	Tigger is the centre of attraction in this square baby floor mat
	Animals were cut from the quilt fabric and sent marching off into the ark. This is an original design. Let me create An original quilt for your special child
	Owls are popular but can be a bit scary for a small child so I used this colourful character as a Center piece
	Butterflies were requested for this custom baby quilt. They were appliquéd on a pretty silver heart covered background.

	Butterflies are free Totally hand stitched Hand quilted Unique design totally one of a kind Price $1,200
	Hand-painted flowers are hand appliquéd. Embroidery and paint details are added. Hand quilted Totally hand stitched Unique design totally one of a kind Price $1,200
	Octopus’s Garden “One of my favourite techniques is this raw edge appliqué . Fabrics are cut to look like fish and plants and are stitched onto a pieced backing. I do not use commercial patterns nor do I sketch first. I am an intuitive designer just placing surface embellishments as I feel inclined.” Price $450
	All the fabrics have roses on them and it’s a colour wash. Light at the top, dark at the bottom. If you have a favourite flower let me make a wall hanging or quilt for you.
	I bought this fabric in Nagoya Japan when I was there for the world quilt festival.
	Detail of above picture
	Floradale School in Mississauga Ontario is a very multicultural school. This major art project was meant to reflect its diversity. The children were given a square of white cotton secured to a board and a box of indelible wax crayons. They were invited to draw a picture of what peace means to them. Some of the sayings were heartbreaking “Peace means having a father “ Peace means no more guns” I collected over 60 of the blocks and spent hours removing the wax with a hot iron and paper towels to reveal the fabric stained from the crayons. I then asked the children to bring a piece of fabric from their homeland to use as sashing.
	Hand-painted on silk during one of the many times I spent in Russia. Hand quilted.
	This is a close up to show the fine details of the tiny hand stitches. Quilting by hand on silk fabric is tricky.
	My dear friend Bernadette left this world far too soon. She was loved by so many I made this quilt in her memory and donated it to a charity auction.
	Small wall hanging for a music lover. Is quilted in music note outlines
	Hand-painted then closely machine quilted with metallic threads a modern wall hanging commissioned by an architect for his Toronto loft.
	The fabric was painted then black lines made from bias tape created a stained glass look
	This wall hanging is 6 ft in diameter and was one of the hardest quilts I ever made. The ties were sent on a monthly basis to a teacher in Nunavut from his wife in Ontario. The students eagerly awaited the arrival of a new tie each month so this quilt, which now hangs in their Toronto home brings back lots of memories.
	This wall hanging was one of a series of three. The second one was in summer colours and the third one with a fall theme.
	Northern Lights I made this wall hanging when I came home from working in Yellowknife. I went out onto the tundra one night with a group of Japanese Tourists. They believe the Northern Lights are the spirits of their ancestors sending them messages. A belief that got stronger as the night progressed with countless visits to a handy tent serving saki shots. It was surreal laying in my back in the snow wearing a bulky snowsuit Watching natures pyrotechnics
	Hearts Made for a family for Valentine’s Day The name of each family member is hand embroidered across the heart A valentines gift for grandma with the names of all her grandchildren embroidered across the hearts
	A fabric collage was a fun Project one snowy day
	To create a sense of distance find toile was applied outside of the central border
	After a long vacation in Australia and New Zealand, I made this little wall hanging from some souvenirs
	The Bluenose copied from a postcard
	Every Christmas quilt I make is totally unique and snowman fabric is my favourite
	Appliqué snowflakes are scattered on this Christmas lap quilt

Page 4 of 4

Baby Quilts

Art Quilts

Main Menu

Have Us Call You