A trail of quilt crumbs

This is where I keep track of every quilt/project I ever made. Looking at it I enjoy seeing the progress, the changing influences and styles, the FABRIC and it's a nice record to have.

Nelly's quilt

This was the 2nd quilt I ever started..

and 12 years later it's still incomplete

Waste not, want not ...WIP

Round robin quilt...WIP

Christmas cushions ...WIP

Another of mum's vintage hexagon quilts

Quilt for Lucas

Grandmother's flower garden - with mum.

My son Oscar's quilt

Mum's 60th birthday present - Paris Flea Market fabric

This one for Sienna C

This one for Tess Maree

Buttons & bows machine applique class

I spy quilt for Lachlan C.

Strippy Quilt made for Project Linus

Hazel & Fred's quilt

This one was for my husband's great aunt and uncle. It resides in Bodmin, Cornwall.

Dutchman's puzzle block

I loved making this quilt; researching the star patterns, keeping the palette to just 4 fabrics, choosing the placement.

Some of my completed blocks are featured on the Quilterscache.com website! Oh joy!

Po's quilt

Nan's quilt

I made this quilt while living in Bristol for my Nan who lived on the Mornington Peninsula. It's a great block. Check my patterns page for the instructions on how to make it.

Cornflower pinwheels

This quilt taught me a lot. The multi-toned fabric was my favourite and I used it as the pinwheel blades thinking it would highlight the fabric but the darker blue dominated and the swirly favourite fabric became lost in the quilt pattern. I stippled it in metallic silver thread and have never liked it enough to give it away. :-(

Amish inspired quilt

Here is Max sitting on my first ever "completed" quilt. It's funny how the memory of making it is ingrained in my memory. I distinctly remember watching Oprah and Seinfeld while creating this quilt.

Sampler (incomplete)

Forgive me for cheating because although this sampler is my first quilt it's still incomplete (12 years later).