The number of work-related quilts in our master closet.
I need a bigger closet.
Perhaps we can finish the attic? It’s about 1000 sq ft up there.
That should hold me for another couple months.
Back to Illustrator.
Working on more quilts of course.

The number of work-related quilts in our master closet.
I need a bigger closet.
Perhaps we can finish the attic? It’s about 1000 sq ft up there.
That should hold me for another couple months.
Back to Illustrator.
Working on more quilts of course.
Holy neglected blog Batman. It’s been a busy couple weeks…
But we took time out yesterday to get a family portrait done. Purty, eh?
The kids most definitely love themselves.
Liam warming up from being inside. He loved reverting back to a 2 month old and being swaddled. I asked him to smile and this is what I got.
So I’ve been working on finances (ugh, that is truly the worst part about this being a business), a ton of super secret projects and spring patterns (will come out at Spring Market… yes I’m going… eek!). Lots of fun stuff.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Join the squirrel, bird and owl frolicking about in the flowers. Finished quilt measures 60″ x 60″ (152.4 x 152.4 cm).
Includes directions for making four sizes (lap size shown below):
Crib – 40″ x 50″
Lap – 60″ x 60″
Twin – 76″ x 96″
Queen – 96″ x 96″
Oh the tangled web we weave…*
Includes directions for making four sizes (lap size shown below):
Crib – 40″ x 58″
Lap – 60″ x 62″
Twin – 76″ x 96″
Queen – 96″ x 96″
*actual pattern contains little deception. No inset seams! Promise!
Fabulous manquilt. My husband even asked for one. Finished quilt measures 60″ x 60″ (152.4 x 152.4 cm).
Sweet Garden = Liam’s quilt + Modern Rose Garden + a Layer Cake. I love Liam’s quilt but I hated cutting from 26 different prints. This quilt uses one layer cake + sashing. Finished quilt measures 66″ x 67″ (168 x 170 cm).
Um, yes, really. I made a quilt with, uh, yeah, that on it. Any guesses as to what it spells? Release your inner geek! Time for a binary solo! Finished quilt measures 67″ x 62″ (170 x 157 cm).
Get ready for summer with this picnic quilt with lemonade and an apple and pear and watermel… hey! Where is the watermelon going? Hurry before the ants eat the quilt too… Finished quilt measures 71″ x 71″ (180 x 180 cm).
(there are more patterns! go to the next post!)
The Plumber (based on Super Mario Bros.)
In the decades since his first Sisyphian pursuit of a huge barrel-chucking gorilla, Mario’s legacy has built into mythic status. It was inevitable that some glorious day his epic battles with the infamous goombas and formidable (for turtles, at least) koopa troopas would be immortalized in that most ancient of media, the Quilt. Finished quilt measures 64″ x 64″ (162.5 x 162.5 cm).
The Monkey (based on Donkey Kong)
Donkey Kong! In a quilt! Want to snuggle with a big gorilla? Finished quilt measures 64″ x 64″ (162.5 x 162.5 cm).
The Alien Hordes (based on Galaga)
Relive the action, the excitement. Gather a pocketful of quarters and head to your living room to relax under the 8-bit glory of the arcade classic Galaga brought back to Earth as a quilt. Travel in space and time without leaving your couch! This quilt is fully compatible with the XBox 360, Wii, PlayStation III, all high-definition televisions, most models of fireplace, and a wide variety of good books. Finished quilt measures 60″ x 60″ (152.4 x 152.4 cm).
The Racecars (based on Pole Position)
Recall the wind in your hair, the tang of smoking rubber on asphalt, the heat of your exploding Formula-1 racer as you wipe out again, and agin, and again against a billboard or into another car in this classic and hair-pullingly difficult archetype of the modern racing genre, Atari’s Pole Position. Not intended for use while driving. Finished quilt measures 65″ x 65″ (165 x 165 cm).
The Hero (based on The Legend of Zelda)
The Legend of Zelda may have introduced an entire generation to the joy of colorful worlds of monsters and heroes filled with melodies of bleeps and bloops, all contained in a little plastic box connected with wires to the TV. Bosses and Triforces, dungeons and new swords, secret doors and endless maps; these inspired fear and joy beyond anything a 256×224 set of pixels wavering on an ancient CRT had any right to do. Octorok and Leever threaten Link amidst the rocky Overworld’s bushes and water, as a Darknut patrols in his Underworld dungeon. Finished quilt measures 64″ x 64″ (162.5 x 162.5 cm).
The Brother (based on Super Mario Bros.)
In the decades since his first Sisyphian pursuit of a huge barrel-chucking gorilla, Mario’s legacy has built into mythic status. It was inevitable that some glorious day his epic battles with the infamous goombas and formidable (for turtles, at least) koopa troopas would be immortalized in that most ancient of media, the Quilt. In this smaller sibling of The Plumber quilt pattern, Mario finds a Fire Flower — and prepares to power up with fireball-flinging flower power! Finished quilt measures 40″ x 50″ (101 x 127 cm).
The Invasion (based on Space Invaders)
BOOP. Boop. boop. boop
Keew! Keew! (Shkee)
BOOP Boop boop boop
Keew! (Shkee) Keew! (Shkee)
BOOPBoopboopboop
Mweaa! Mweaa! Mweaa! Mweaa!
Keew! Keew! (Shkee)
Booboobooboop
sh-POOGGGGGH!!
GAME OVER
Play Again?
Finished quilt measures 50″ x 70″ (127 x 177.8 cm).
The Hunt (based on Duck Hunt)
There’s one! Shoot! There’s one! Shoot! Finished quilt measures 65″ x 45″ (165 x 114 cm).
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Note about all patterns:
All patterns assume basic sewing and quilting knowledge. Yardage requirements can be found here.
For Chistmas, Maeve’s class gave their teachers quilts. I got the idea after Maeve came home with a fundraiser form that included buying quilt squares with the kids’ art. The room mom loved the idea and got all the other parents in on it and I sewed them up. A couple of the blocks didn’t get here until after school was out for Christmas so we gave the teachers the quilts on Friday (they just went back to school late last week… crazy silly county).
The quilts are essentially the same. It’s a modified Mod Pod to accomadate the number of kids and size of the blocks from the fundraiser. The teachers and kids loved them! (I took a picture but there would be so many faces to blur out!)
She also had a blast on Saturday playing by the creek while I took pattern cover pictures.
The new patterns are done. They should be up in the store today or tomorrow and will ship next week.
This post is brought to you by Monday morning… I can’t seem to form a coherent sentence this early in the morning.
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