Below are some photos of a customer's quilt that I recently finished quilting for her. She made the quilt top primarily with fabrics by designer French General (which is my personal favorite). I have a lot of these same fabrics in my own collection, I need to get busy and do something of my own with them. The quilting pattern that she picked out for me to use on it is called "Moulin Rouge", I like it a lot.

Below are some photos of a customer's quilt that I recently finished custom quilting for her. She's a relatively new quilter and did a beautiful job making this top. I really like the colors, design, and everything about this quilt. 

A customer's quilt that I quilted for her won two awards at a recent show that she entered it in. It won Best of Show and also won Best Quilting. She sent the Best Quilting ribbon along to me.  :)

Below are some photos of a customer's quilt that I recently finished quilting for her. She made the quilt top in the traditional Irish Chain pattern and I quilted it for her with an all over quilting pattern. I like the subdued colors of it.

Below are some photos of a customer's red/white quilt that I recently finished quilting for her. The block pattern that she used is called "Hunter's Star", which has its origin from the Native American Lakota Sioux Indian tribes of the Rocky Mountain ranges. (Excuse the shadow across the bottom of the quilt, I was running out of daylight!)

Below are some photos of a customer's quilt that I recently finished custom quilting for her. I like the purple and green together!

Below are some photos of a customer's quilt that I recently finished quilting for her. She made both the top and backing with lawn fabric (also known as nainsook), which has a very lightweight, silky feel to it. It feels really nice.

Here's a couple of photos of a customer's quilt that I finished quilting for her today using an all-over Damask design. I like the rich colors of this one.

Below are some photos of a customer's quilt that I recently finished quilting for her. This pattern is called a bull's eye quilt and the circles are raw-edge so they give the quilt top some texture. I like the pieced back she did with the leftover blocks as well, it makes for an interesting backside of the quilt.

Here are some photos of a customer's quilt that I recently finished custom quilting for her. She made the top from a Judy Niemeyer pattern called "Paradise in Blooms" and it measures 95" x 95". This quilt has a lot of thread in the quilting of it, I used 15 bobbins and 6 different colors of thread to quilt it. She plans to enter it in the Hot Springs Area Quilt Guild's quilt show next month so go to the show and see it up close in July!