Wolf Creek Quilting

Another fun quilt from Whistlepig, called Shades.  I love the batiks that they used in this quilt.  This quilt would also be fun made up in prints - the lage blocks would showcase the fabrics!  Each section is quilted with something fun and different.

This is a new pattern by Sue Marsh of Whistlepig Creek Productions called Quadricorn Color.   Sue just got back from quilt market in Kansas City, so there will be lots of fun projects from Whistlepig popping up!

Darlene Determan has created another art masterpiece.  The quilt is made from snips of fabric, all glued down to create the perfect picture!  The second photo is the original snapshot Darlene designed her art quilt from.  There is a fine tulle over the fabric that I thread painted over.  There is a lot of thread in this one!

This is a quilt that I have always admired, especially with the beautiful appliqued border!  Gayle Moulton made this classic, absolutely gorgeous quilt.  I wish you could see the applique workmanship - flawless!!  I had this on my frame for several days and had fun with the custom quilting!

This is a very beautiful quilt made by Phyllis Rypkema for a wedding gift.  Neutral quilts are always so elegant and timeless!  Custom Quilted.

We’ve seen this pattern before but I love it in these colors!  Pat Lyman made this fabulous quilt for a co-worker.  Love it.  Overall quilted with feathers.

Sheila Runsfola made this wonderful Carpenter’s Star, always a timeless pattern for her grandson graduating from high school.  Custom quilted.

Gayle Eagan made this fabulous version of the Turning Twenty pattern. Overall quilted with scrolls and roses. 

Linda Hansen (another prolific quilters) from The Quilt Store made this very sweet quilt.  I love this pattern, I can picture it made up it bunches of different fabric styles!  I quilted this in a fun large centered posy style flower. Check it out in person!