Of course, one of the first things that pops into my head when I think of DIY projects that would make wonderful Easter decorations are eggs. How about you?
Whether you are looking for ideas for decorated eggs to use as part of a sophisticated centerpiece or a playful egg decoration, something here will certainly interest you.
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Here is a selection of my long arm, edge-to-edge designs that are related to St. Patrick’s Day. Please use the caption name when requesting a long arm design. Note, some caption names are followed by the words “Time Intensive”, those cost a little more than the standard edge-to-edge designs. Because of the gallery format, some images are cut off, if you have interest in a specific design, comment and I can share a bigger, more complete version.
Please reach out if you have any questions!
Well, I did it! After long arming for Millie P’s Quilt Shop for several years (and working my way up to manager), I bought my own long arm!
She is a beauty… 26″ Innova… Fully computerized and oh so much fun!
Perhaps I was a little too excited when my daughter (my oldest child) went to college… I made these wall hangings for her and her friends and dorm mates so they could decorate and personalize the hallway outside of their dorm rooms.
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Are you a fabric shopper like I am? It seems like when I am out shopping for something specific, I can never find what I want, so when I do see something that calls to me, I usually buy it. That is how I have ended up with a cupboard full of fabric packs and quilt kits.
This happened to make a couple years ago when I was at quilt retreat. The shop that was teaching the classes had brought half of their store with them, including some delicious fabric bundles that had just bought at quilt market. The fabric bundle I fell in love with was called Comma by Zen Chic (Moda).
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For those who are following along with my quilt count, we are now onto my 5th quilt… 🙂
I made this quilt at my first ever quilt retreat at Camp Lebanon. That was in November of 2002 and I have now attended more than 20 retreats since then.
I fell in love with this panel and soon as I saw it!
This fun quilt was the 175th quilt I made. We use it as a lap throw in the livingroom at our cabin but it would also make a fun wall hanging!
This quilt was a total experiment and I love how it turned out! It was also my 181st quilt if you are keeping track!
I was inspired to make it by a customer’s quilt. She had brought in a similar panel to be long-armed and I liked the effect of looking out a window. I did not have a pattern, I just kind of “did it”.
I took on this enormous project as my 14th quilt (in 2004), just a few couple of years after I made my very first one. When you look at this quilt, you might not think it looks like an enormous undertaking, but considering this was the first time I tackled a quilt without having a step-by-step pattern to follow.
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This calendar quilt, named Strolling Down the Block, was the 18th quilt I started working on. I say started working on because I started it in January of 2003 but didn’t finish it until the middle of 2004 so I did finish some other quilts before this one was done.
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