Dora Quilts

After my run to the post office today, I took a little drive around town and saw such pretty Valentine greetings on the doors of various hom...

When I first began making quilts, our tools were fabric, pencil, and, after I graduated from using file folders or oak tag for templates, Sh...

Here's what was on the bed last week:  This is a very simple Double Nine Patch--in the traditional sense of the title.  This one is ...

Time for a different quilt on the bed, so before I removed it, I took a couple pictures..... This quilt was published (minus the border...

Miss Harriet has been after me to post some pictures from my home.  Since it's been over a month since I posted and since I've not...

Thought I'd post a couple of pictures from the two nights of storms we experienced in five days--but the camera wasn't where I thoug...

I realized the other day that I had not taken a photo of this quilt.  I started it over 20 years ago but didn't put the last stitch in u...

Here's another small quilt from the 1980's, machine pieced, hand quilted.  Too big to be a refrigerator quilt; well, perhaps if the ...

It's been slow goin' this week.  Haven't touched a machine or quilted all week.  I feared this would happen.  I truly hope that ...

  I made this quilt, which I named "Ice Cream Social," in 1985-86 while living in Cleveland, TN. The border is that dusty pink tha...

This quilt of mostly batiks and a printed Hoffman sky fabric was pieced and quilted in the early 1990's.  That was long before I had a c...

Here's a small Amish style quilt I made in the early 90's: machine pieced and hand quilted.  It looks as if it has a lavender border...

I began this quilt for my daughter during the long, long wait for her arrival. Around that time I was making quite a few baby quilts.  O...

Because I'm working on the quilting for that huge Field of Tulips--it's 90" X 100"--there's really nothing new to show...