I absolutely love your quilts. I am working of my first ever quilt. It's a Grandmothers Garden hand stitched hexagon quilt. I've been working on it for 2 years and that's just the top. I have no idea how I'm going to get it quilted together with batting and a back once I get the top finished. I saw the Grandmothers Garden hexagon pattern online and got this bright idea to start one. I recently started working on a Sunbonnet Sue quilt that, so far, I've only managed to fuse the pattern pieces onto the solid pieces of fabric. However, after I put all of these pieces together, I thought it would have been alot better if I would have appliqued the pattern pieces. Hmmm, might have to start all over. I found a crazy quilt online last week and fell in love with it. I saw a quilt online made out of mens neckties, what a crazy quilt they would make? I think that will be my next project to start. I've read online that any good quilter has at least 3-4 projects going at one time. I hope, one day, to be a good quilter. Practice doesn't have to make me perfect.....I'd just like to do a descent job. Wish me luck! I tried to start a Crazy Quilting MeetUp in my area but so far, I've had no takers. But, I'm not getting frustrated. I love quilting and plan to make this a life long hobby.

I just started hand quilting. I'm working on a Grandmothers Garden hand stitched hexagon paper pieced quilt. This is my first project. I live in Baltimore City, are you near the city. If so, would it be possible for you to help me with my quilt. I hope it isn't too forward of me to ask for help. I've tried numerous times to find someone who can help but so far, no takers. I am planning on going to a quilting class at a shop in Catonsville, it starts in July. I hope you are able to offer some assistance. Thanks!

beautiful quilts. I really like the butterfly and would like to know where I can find the pattern.

LOVE! LOVE! LOVE, your hand quilting! I'm with you on the whole hand-quilting experience. That's all I've ever done ~ it's the way I learned, and the way I get the most pleasure from it. True it takes hours, but there is a personal reward that the noisy machines just can't give me. My hands are an expression of my heart!

Your work is spectacular! The first quilt is a marvelous work of art. Love all of the quilts you shared. Keep up doing handwork as long as you can.

Kat

incredible

Thanks for sharing your beautiful work.
You are one talented woman and not afraid of busy work.
Wow...

Your work is beautiful. I love to hand piece.

Gorgeous work Rhuella! Just WOW! I will say that I enjoy both machine and hand quilting. I've recently completed my first hand quilted quilt (queen size), and I would not want all of my quilts hand quilted. HOWEVER, I will now always want to have a hand quilted project going. It's wonderful to have the best of both worlds!

OMGosh!! What wonderful, beautiful quilting, I love all of it, nice work!!!