Author Archives: katyquilts

This is one of my absolute favorite quilts I’ve ever made. Enjoy this look back! Finish It Up Friday ~ Scrappy 4 Patch Posted on March 6, 2020 by katyquilts After over a year, I can put a fork in it because this quilt … Continue reading →

I made a bit of progress on several fronts yesterday. I only have a few blocks left to go of the Fence Rail quilt. I broke open my FQ tower and cut more pieces for my America 250 quilt. And … Continue reading →

There are 80 little quilts in this stack! None of the 50 from my little cabinets are included. And I’m a bit embarrassed to say that I have at least 50 more tucked away. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Have a great day!

It is growing! And growing. And growing! I think Harry approves. I try to leave a block laid out all the time so I can sit down and make just one more. I’m really loving how cozy this one looks. … Continue reading →

This quilt is growing slowly. I’ve been making “twosies ” as leader/enders while working on the fence rail blocks. I think I do want to make this into a throw size quilt. I want to make a smaller wall quilt … Continue reading →

I’ve been going through some bins of quilts. Can you guess how many are in this stack? I’ve taken new pictures of all of these and will share in upcoming posts. Aren’t these gorgeous? I love the cacti in my … Continue reading →

My little will project has come to an end, I mean, a finish. I made a little pillow. It has Willy on one side. And Harry on the other. I think it will be a cute addition to my Christmas … Continue reading →

Here is a post from six years ago. I still like this quilt. Enjoy! Finish It Up Friday ~ Tumbler Triumph! Posted on April 3, 2020 by katyquilts Wendy has provided me with the best name for this quilt! It caused plenty of trouble, … Continue reading →

I relearned how to do a button hole stitch via YouTube. My work is not great. I added some lines to delineate the legs, but that turned out pretty bad. I just tacked the ear on. The black one turned … Continue reading →

A trip across the street to visit our neighbors left me inspired! Yes, a quilter lives there. She has many beautiful quilts, but I was particularly intrigued by a wool appliqué project that she had done. And since I have … Continue reading →