Here are some photos of a customer's quilt that I finished custom quilting for them this weekend. It's a large quilt at 95" x 95". I love the rich colors in this, a beautiful quilt!

Here are some photos of a customer's quilt that I recently finished quilting for her. The pattern is called a kaleidoscope quilt because the individual hexagon blocks are made from 6 triangular pieces of the same fabric. Since the fabrics were so busy, I just did an all-over quilting design on it. I think it turned out really nice looking, very dazzling looking!

Here are some photos of a quilt that I recently finished custom quilting for Jim Gatling. Jim is a fellow man quilter here in Arkansas whose quilts always have an artistic aspect to them since he taught art in schools for several decades. I used a rainbow colored thread in the quilting of this, which really pops on the black. I really like this quilt, it has a lot of WOW factor to it.

Here are some photos of customer's Japanese Cross-Plus quilt that I recently finished. This is the same pattern of the one that I posted the other day, but has a very different look due to the difference in fabrics used. These fabrics are all William Morris inspired ones, very beautiful quilt.

Below are some pics of a customer's quilt that I recently finished quilting for her. The pattern is called a Japanese Cross-Plus quilt. I really like the use of the black fabrics in this, it always takes a quilt up a notch as a dramatic color. A beautiful quilt!

Here's another Bull's Eye quilt that I recently finished quilting for a customer. I really like the texture of these type of quilts with the raw edges of the circles. Very nice quilt!

Here are some photos of a customer's quilt that I finished quilting for her this evening. It's called a Bull's Eye pattern with the circles having raw edges that fray up after washing to make a nice texture on the quilt. Nice colors in this one, very girly looking! :)

Below are some pics of a customer's quilt that I recently finished custom quilting for them. I really like how it turned out, the red and white is very striking together.

A customer brought this vintage Lone Star quilt top to me to custom quilt for her. Her grandmother had pieced it back in the 1930s, but had never quilted it. The customer hand-quilted the star, but wanted me to quilt the white background area since she didn't feel up to doing it due to shoulder pain. So I was happy to oblige. I decided to fill the entire background area with feathers. I like how the feathers in the triangular area make a heart motif as well. I think it turned out really nice, she has a nice family heirloom now.

Here are some pics of a customer's quilt that I recently finished custom quilting for her. This is a good example of how custom quilting can really kick a quilt up a notch or two. The quilting gives this quilt lots of texture and interest.

Here are some pics of a customer's flag quilt that I recently finished custom quilting for them. They made it all out of scrap fabrics. Very striking quilt!