Heritage quilt

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Hello Everyone, Yesterday, I received an advance image of my Heritage quilt pattern which is going to be in the next edition of QuiltMania magazine, issue 141. This quilt was made by the Independence Hall Quilt Guild in Arnold, CA.....my guild. There will be more pictures of the quilt in the magazine, a story about the guild, and the directions for the pattern. This will be coming to a newsstand within the next couple of weeks. The quilt was made with scraps from my stash by this group of…

Hello Everyone, I love to receive emails and pictures from quilters around the country who've made my patterns. When I opened this email from Dena in Wisconsin, my jaw dropped, and I uttered an audible gasp. This is her gorgeous creation of my Heritage pattern. Here's Dena's email: I just wanted to say thank you for this beautiful quilt pattern! It was very easy to follow. It is the first quilt I have finished and kept for myself! I tend to make quilts and give them as gifts. Some I have…

Hello Everyone, Last night after finishing two sides of the binding, I tossed Heritage on the bed to get a good look at it in different light. Why is it the phone takes a better picture than my 'real' camera? It seemed as though I would never get all of the binding sewn on the quilt. Now for the hand stitching. I actually love to work on the binding. It is very relaxing and gives me a sense of completion. I guess I'm going to have to make another Heritage. One for traveling to shows and…

Hello Everyone, I was very excited this week when I was contacted by Hancock's of Paducah. They wanted to purchase Heritage patterns. Hancock's will be kitting my pattern using Cassandra fabric by Robert Kaufman. I LOVE IT! I will let you know when the kits become available on their website. The Cassandra version is so different than the original. Here is the version made by The Independence Hall Quilters, my guild in Arnold. Let me know if you are interested in purchasing tickets for…

Hello Everyone, I love to receive emails and pictures from quilters around the country who've made my patterns. When I opened this email f...