Tuesday, January 12, 2016

 

Myself at the Bedford Springs Resort

"Catching a Quilting Break"

Working on my Di Ford-Hall "Maggie Grace's Garden" quilt

 


 
 

"Potter's Charm"

designed by Debbie Wick, Elmira, New York

Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine's Spring Issue

 

I want to share with all my fellow quilters and friends one of my designs that I loved making!  I made Potter's Charm for one of my favorite Polish Pottery dishes.  It is all hand done! The circles are appliqued, the leaves and vine embroidered, and I hand quilted it.  This is a sneak preview as I am anxiously awaiting the magazine to appear in my mailbox!!  (January 2016)
 

Di Ford-Hall at Mary's Quilt Shop

With Debbie Wick and her quilt she is making

designed by Di Ford-Hall, Maggie Grace's Garden


I was thrilled to meet Di Ford-Hall this Fall in Bedford, Pennsylvania.  I attended her classes on Broidere Perse which were amazing!  I coincidentally had started making this quilt last October which was designed by her!  I am now hand quilting it this winter.  I wanted to make it into a Christmas Garden quilt, since I work at a wonderful Christmas shop in Elmira, New York, called The Christmas House!  I have always wanted to make an old-fashioned red, green, and cream quilt.  I believe I counted 318 berries in the appliqued border!


 
 
"Potter's Charm" will be in the Spring Issue of Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine. I designed this small table quilt for one of my favorite pottery dishes.


Monday, October 19, 2015

Scary Pumpkins Table Mat

Made by Debbie Wick

I purchased this pattern at the Philadelphia Quilt Show a couple years back.


 

A gift for a wonderful friend!

This is my Jo Morton quilt I made that is hanging at my dear friend Linda's home in Northern Virginia.  It looks beautiful in her home!

Debbie Wick, Elmira, New York
 

"Gingerbread Boy" designed by Debbie Wick and taught

at The Embroiderers' Guild of America, Corning Chapter 2015