The panel quilt looks like the way Donna Jordan has done a few panels. It really has a nice effect! I like the backings you chose! I like that border, too, on the sampler quilt! It is quite unusual! Sharon’s quilts are so pretty! Maria’s husband is going to be happy with his mother’s work…and yours! That’s a lot of squares! I cannot begin to imagine how much time Maria’s mother-in-law spent on the flower garden quilt!! You did a beautiful job on all the quilts! Such memories!
Sometimes we may need to put it away for awhile, but always return to it at some point. Even if we don’t like the finished product, I guarantee someone else will love it! ♥️
Sharon's quilts are beautiful. The backing and quilting designs are lovely. Maria's mother-in-law's quils are very nice. What a great gift for her husband. Such a treasure. 😊
I absolutely love your videos. Especially when you talking about your family and the things going on in your farm life. You are so blessed so talented and thank you for giving back by sharing your knowledge. God bless you and your family
Thank you thank you. All so beautiful. Seen the patterns made so many times. But I never get tired to see them from quilters making them. Just too beautiful.
WOW! Those last two quilts made from such variety of fabrics were extra beautiful to look at. I love a good Trip Around the World and Grandmother's Flower Garden quilts.
What gorgeous quilts!! I especially love Sharon’s that have the roses on them. Not only are the fabrics gorgeous but such unique but simple designs. I wish that I had been quilting when these fabrics were out there, but we are so lucky to have so many beautiful fabrics similar to these. There is just something about the vintage cottons that I love. You did such beautiful quilting on all of them and the backings and pantograms that you selected are perfect, as always!! I love it that these are all older quilts that were in need of finishing. So wonderful!! Such a variety for you to work your magic on. Thank you so much for sharing……………….
Oh my gosh! Tammie my quilts look amazing. Can’t wait to receive them. My husband will be astonished to see his mothers hand work completed so beautifully. You have a God given talent to know what works on each quilt. All the quilts you showed were fabulous. I especially liked the baby quilt you are making. The fabric selection is perfect.
OMG! What a blast from the past.I've been making quilts for 30+ years and I remember those fabrics. The little calico prints were what was available. Then when the bolder prints started coming out we were mesmerized by them. I'm glad she finished them. Ya know, things come in cycles. Those fabrics may be the cat's meow once again. The final quilt was my favorite. Someone will love those quilts for sure.
All of the quilts are so amazing. Your right “Every QUILT needs to be completed’. I love hearing you say that on a regular basis. Maria’s quilts tugged at my heart strings because of the patterns. Trip Around the World and Grandmother’s Flower Garden. I’m sure they will both love seeing their quilts quilted! ❤❤❤
What a blessing to have someone like you who’s love shows thru with every quit you do. Rescuing these top’s and finishing them to return is a true blessing for the ladies who couldn’t complete them because life got in the way as is does for many of us. Thank you for all you do.
I always look forward to your videos. I also love your sewing room very cosy. But best of all are the quilts. If you start a quilt finish it. If you don’t like it give it to someone who will. I have made quilts I liked at the start but then wasn’t feeling it anymore, a friend would say I love that and I give it them and they cherish it. So a quilt is never wasted. I collect antique quilts and I must say some are not perfect but to me they are perfect
Wow these quilts are sooo gorgeous. The history behind them!!! Absolutely love seeing the oldies. I really liked Sharon’s masterpieces. The country scene one just stopped me in my tracks. Loved it!! Thanks for sharing Miss Tammie. Have a marvelous week. Fall has definitely arrived here in the PNW. 🤗🤗
I love that your family plays cards. I am from Marion, IN originally and we played a lot of card games, dice and dominoes whenever we got together. I love watching your videos, Tammie and I enjoyed hearing about what your kids are doing and their craft talents. The checkerboard baby quilt is so cute and the checkerboard game mat using mini pumpkins as checkers. Adorable! I am so happy to see that Sharon's quilts are coming to life as completed and usable quilts! They are LOVELY and I enjoy hearing your thoughts on the backings and pantographs used. I love everything about them! What a wonderful tribute to Maria's mother in law and a treasure for her husband to receive and be able to use something his mama made! Beautifully quilted. Both are family heirlooms for sure. You are blessed, Tammie with a unique talent and a heart to share it with others.
All so beautiful and I am now inspired to keep going and finish up my stash of unfinished projects! I also received a number of quilt tops from my mother-in-law and need to get them finished. The background fabrics, thread colors and stitch patterns you chose really enhance the quilt tops. Blessings!
Such beautiful quilts!! Sharon's panel quilt I believe is a pattern from Jordan Fabric. I absolutely loved the mother in law quilts, especially the grandmother's flower garden. I am working on paper pieced 1.5 inch hexagons in my spare time. Would love to do a quilt if I ever get enough of them. In the meantime they are fun to work on when you can't get to a sewing machine. And I agree, all quilts should be finished. Some one will love them even if you no longer do.
I saw your channel for the first time early this morning. I subscribed to your channel also. Very happy to hear that you also have a quilt guild. I also signed up for the waiting list. 😊
This year I finished a quilt that I started in 1987; it was all hand pieces & quilted except the borders. My cousin longarmed the borders for me & I had actually saved fabric for the binding. It is now on the bed of our guest / sewing … where I can see it every day! It’s never too late ❤
I agree! I was clearing out my office & turning into my craft room now that I've retired. I found a hand pieced wedding ring quilt that I started in the 80's. I really should finish it! And I have quilt blocks from my Grandma Erma's, Aunt Maude. I will put them together or hand them over to my daughter who quilts. Perhaps she will finish them up someday!
Beautiful quilts! Thank you for bringing the older quilt tops back to life for the families to enjoy. All of your choices for backing, thread, and quilting patterns are perfect. So glad I found your channel. I am inspired to finish my quilts. Sending many thanks from Maryland, Tammie!
Beautiful quilts. I really like the hst quilt. I have 2 fabrics that coordinate and an orange would be terrific for sashing. Thanks for giving me ideas!!!
Great quilt finishes, and Great Job quilters! Nice door prizes! I have a small cutting mat like that. I use it for trimming and squaring up as I'm piecing and for small blocks. I lay it on top of my large cutting mat in an effort to reduce damage to my bigger mat.
Hello from Spain:) I only have a few days before we head off back home. The weather here is pretty hot; it’s like being in July/August. I hope everybody is doing well. I love your quilts, Tammie. 😊😊
All of these quilts are beautiful! I finished my own Grandmother's Flower Garden Quilt a month ago after years of hand-stitching it and have chosen to machine quilt it. I bought end-to-end patterns for my Embroidery Machine. I scoured the net to find what a GFG quilt would look like machine quilted and found it with your last quilt!! So pretty. My only concern is I already put on a green border to be the "grass" and I don't know if I'm going to stitch all of the way through or stop at the green. Then I would add the traditional stitching along the hexagons on my sewing machine and add binding. I agree, get these quilts finished! I even bought 2 old scrappy quilts from estate sales and have finished them as well.
I always love your videos! Such pretty quilts! I believe the pattern for the panel quilt made from strips comes from Donna Jordan at Jordan fabrics and it’s a free one.
Tammie, I hope to put a quilt in the mail soon. I am working on a technique new to me, wherein I have to take my time. I believe the print for your niece's quilt is directional, so can’t you just remove the excess width? The excess could be added to the length.
You are correct, I could have. It didn’t matter to me which direction the fabric went, as long as it was all the same direction. Hope that made sense. 😁
Hi Tammie. I would like to try the Quilt Circle. I love your work, ideas and Christian values. I too have a large family, all grown and scattered across the world! I live in South Africa and work full-time, so its hard to find the time to join an in-person guild (we also don't have many). Deidre x
I would love to add my name for the opportunity to be added to the online membership group wait list (Quilt Circle). I do not see the link here to do that. Thank you, Sharon Brockmeier
Do you or any of your viewers have any great idea for a wedding quilt other than a double wedding ring? The wedding is in June so I have some time but you know how fast things can go.
Sorry for my late reply. I really live the 2022 Fat Quarter Shop Designer Mystery quilt patterns. It is a classy timeless quilt that would make a great wedding gift.
The panel quilt looks like the way Donna Jordan has done a few panels. It really has a nice effect! I like the backings you chose! I like that border, too, on the sampler quilt! It is quite unusual! Sharon’s quilts are so pretty! Maria’s husband is going to be happy with his mother’s work…and yours! That’s a lot of squares! I cannot begin to imagine how much time Maria’s mother-in-law spent on the flower garden quilt!! You did a beautiful job on all the quilts! Such memories!
You are right about the panel quilt. Thanks for sharing AND for watching!
“Every quilt is worth finishing.” What a nice saying worth remembering when we discouraged or disgruntled with a project. ❤
Sometimes we may need to put it away for awhile, but always return to it at some point. Even if we don’t like the finished product, I guarantee someone else will love it! ♥️
Sharon's quilts are beautiful. The backing and quilting designs are lovely. Maria's mother-in-law's quils are very nice. What a great gift for her husband. Such a treasure. 😊
Yes they are! And thank you!
I absolutely love your videos. Especially when you talking about your family and the things going on in your farm life. You are so blessed so talented and thank you for giving back by sharing your knowledge. God bless you and your family
Thank you thank you. All so beautiful. Seen the patterns made so many times. But I never get tired to see them from quilters making them. Just too beautiful.
Wonderful! Thanks for watching.
WOW! Those last two quilts made from such variety of fabrics were extra beautiful to look at. I love a good Trip Around the World and Grandmother's Flower Garden quilts.
I totally agree!
I love you, your quilts and your channel. That baby quilt is going to be darling.
Oh, you are too sweet. Thanks ☺️
Those quilts are beautiful. It is so inspiring to see those old quilts being finished. You do beautiful work!
Thank you so much!
What gorgeous quilts!! I especially love Sharon’s that have the roses on them. Not only are the fabrics gorgeous but such unique but simple designs. I wish that I had been quilting when these fabrics were out there, but we are so lucky to have so many beautiful fabrics similar to these. There is just something about the vintage cottons that I love. You did such beautiful quilting on all of them and the backings and pantograms that you selected are perfect, as always!! I love it that these are all older quilts that were in need of finishing. So wonderful!! Such a variety for you to work your magic on. Thank you so much for sharing……………….
So true Pam. Such variety from week to week. I have the best job! 💕
Oh my gosh! Tammie my quilts look amazing. Can’t wait to receive them. My husband will be astonished to see his mothers hand work completed so beautifully. You have a God given talent to know what works on each quilt. All the quilts you showed were fabulous. I especially liked the baby quilt you are making. The fabric selection is perfect.
Blessings Maria!
Such a loving, beholding treasure for your husband Maria! And an honor to your mother in law🧡🧵
OMG! What a blast from the past.I've been making quilts for 30+ years and I remember those fabrics. The little calico prints were what was available. Then when the bolder prints started coming out we were mesmerized by them. I'm glad she finished them. Ya know, things come in cycles. Those fabrics may be the cat's meow once again. The final quilt was my favorite. Someone will love those quilts for sure.
You are absolutely right! 🔄
Loved seeing all of the quilts and your beautiful quilting 🙂
Thank you! 😊
Sharon's panel quilt looks great. It is like peaking into the trees to a beautiful cabin. I love it.
It really is!
Tammie...beautiful backings on the vintage quilts...thanks so much❤❤
Glad you like them!
Love Sharon’s forest, fishing Fall quilt, is fabulous, panto embraces the theme! Great match all around. Hunter green!!❤❤
It really is!
Tammy you do beautiful work and thanks for sharing these quilts. Enjoyed tremendously 😍
Thank you so much!
All of the quilts are so amazing. Your right “Every QUILT needs to be completed’. I love hearing you say that on a regular basis. Maria’s quilts tugged at my heart strings because of the patterns. Trip Around the World and Grandmother’s Flower Garden. I’m sure they will both love seeing their quilts quilted! ❤❤❤
So true!
Love the panel quilt and the backing and pantograph you did.🌼🌼
Thanks so much! 😊
What a blessing to have someone like you who’s love shows thru with every quit you do. Rescuing these top’s and finishing them to return is a true blessing for the ladies who couldn’t complete them because life got in the way as is does for many of us. Thank you for all you do.
Oh thank you! I love to honor those who have gone ahead.
I can 'see' the quilt with the orange sashing at home in a summer cottage. Adorable
Absolutely!
Thank you for sharing the quilting that you completed. They are all beautiful. Your baby quilt will be loved. Enjoyed this show.
Thank you so much!
I always look forward to your videos. I also love your sewing room very cosy. But best of all are the quilts. If you start a quilt finish it. If you don’t like it give it to someone who will. I have made quilts I liked at the start but then wasn’t feeling it anymore, a friend would say I love that and I give it them and they cherish it. So a quilt is never wasted. I collect antique quilts and I must say some are not perfect but to me they are perfect
Exactly true!
Wonderful quilt. Thank you so much for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Wow these quilts are sooo gorgeous. The history behind them!!! Absolutely love seeing the oldies. I really liked Sharon’s masterpieces. The country scene one just stopped me in my tracks. Loved it!! Thanks for sharing Miss Tammie. Have a marvelous week. Fall has definitely arrived here in the PNW. 🤗🤗
Thank you so much! Happy Fall! 🍁
Tammie, Your work is so perfect and this channel is so fun to watch! Hello from Northern Minnesota1
Thank you so much!
I love that your family plays cards. I am from Marion, IN originally and we played a lot of card games, dice and dominoes whenever we got together. I love watching your videos, Tammie and I enjoyed hearing about what your kids are doing and their craft talents. The checkerboard baby quilt is so cute and the checkerboard game mat using mini pumpkins as checkers. Adorable!
I am so happy to see that Sharon's quilts are coming to life as completed and usable quilts! They are LOVELY and I enjoy hearing your thoughts on the backings and pantographs used. I love everything about them!
What a wonderful tribute to Maria's mother in law and a treasure for her husband to receive and be able to use something his mama made! Beautifully quilted. Both are family heirlooms for sure. You are blessed, Tammie with a unique talent and a heart to share it with others.
You are very sweet! Thank you for your encouragement!
All so beautiful and I am now inspired to keep going and finish up my stash of unfinished projects! I also received a number of quilt tops from my mother-in-law and need to get them finished. The background fabrics, thread colors and stitch patterns you chose really enhance the quilt tops. Blessings!
I’m so glad to hear when people pull out those old quilts and finish them! You can do it!
Such beautiful quilts!! Sharon's panel quilt I believe is a pattern from Jordan Fabric. I absolutely loved the mother in law quilts, especially the grandmother's flower garden. I am working on paper pieced 1.5 inch hexagons in my spare time. Would love to do a quilt if I ever get enough of them. In the meantime they are fun to work on when you can't get to a sewing machine. And I agree, all quilts should be finished. Some one will love them even if you no longer do.
I love having hand work too. 1.5 inch blocks may take awhile ☺️
Large half/square colors! Spectacular!!! No pattern required 😊
If that’s a three yard quilt pattern, that’s the prettiest one I’ve ever seen. I’m not usually a fan of those, but this one is truly lovely 🥰
😉
I saw your channel for the first time early this morning. I subscribed to your channel also. Very happy to hear that you also have a quilt guild. I also signed up for the waiting list. 😊
Welcome Amanda! So glad you’re here!
This year I finished a quilt that I started in 1987; it was all hand pieces & quilted except the borders. My cousin longarmed the borders for me & I had actually saved fabric for the binding. It is now on the bed of our guest / sewing … where I can see it every day! It’s never too late ❤
I love this! Great work and perfect encouragement for others.
I agree! I was clearing out my office & turning into my craft room now that I've retired. I found a hand pieced wedding ring quilt that I started in the 80's. I really should finish it! And I have quilt blocks from my Grandma Erma's, Aunt Maude. I will put them together or hand them over to my daughter who quilts. Perhaps she will finish them up someday!
You’ll be so happy you did!
Beautiful quilts! Thank you for bringing the older quilt tops back to life for the families to enjoy. All of your choices for backing, thread, and quilting patterns are perfect. So glad I found your channel. I am inspired to finish my quilts. Sending many thanks from Maryland, Tammie!
Yay! That’s exactly what I want to hear! Happy quilting!
Beautiful quilts. I really like the hst quilt. I have 2 fabrics that coordinate and an orange would be terrific for sashing. Thanks for giving me ideas!!!
Sounds great! Send me pictures when you’re done!
Great quilt finishes, and Great Job quilters!
Nice door prizes! I have a small cutting mat like that. I use it for trimming and squaring up as I'm piecing and for small blocks. I lay it on top of my large cutting mat in an effort to reduce damage to my bigger mat.
Great idea!
How exciting, I actually have purchased all the house quilt seeds. Not started BUT I do have them on hand.
Yay! They look like a lot of fun!
Hello from Spain:)
I only have a few days before we head off back home. The weather here is pretty hot; it’s like being in July/August. I hope everybody is doing well. I love your quilts, Tammie. 😊😊
Oh wow! Actually it sounds wonderful. I prefer hot to cold. Safe travels!
All of these quilts are beautiful! I finished my own Grandmother's Flower Garden Quilt a month ago after years of hand-stitching it and have chosen to machine quilt it. I bought end-to-end patterns for my Embroidery Machine. I scoured the net to find what a GFG quilt would look like machine quilted and found it with your last quilt!! So pretty. My only concern is I already put on a green border to be the "grass" and I don't know if I'm going to stitch all of the way through or stop at the green. Then I would add the traditional stitching along the hexagons on my sewing machine and add binding. I agree, get these quilts finished! I even bought 2 old scrappy quilts from estate sales and have finished them as well.
Job well done! Congrats for finishing all of that hand stitching! You should be very proud!
Love love these 😊
Thanks for watching!😊
The blue floral stripe in the grandmother's garden? I had a flannel nightgown in the 80s that would match perfectly!
Fun memories!
Sharon's last quilt is stunning. It gives me cranberries, mistletoe, and egg nog!
I so agree!🎉
I love it!
I always love your videos! Such pretty quilts! I believe the pattern for the panel quilt made from strips comes from Donna Jordan at Jordan fabrics and it’s a free one.
Thanks for the information!
Sampler is an heirloom ❤
Sharon’s color palette is “ vintage garden” vibes!
Donna Jordan has a tutorial very similar to the cabin quilt.
Thanks for the info!
Tammie, I hope to put a quilt in the mail soon. I am working on a technique new to me, wherein I have to take my time.
I believe the print for your niece's quilt is directional, so can’t you just remove the excess width? The excess could be added to the length.
You are correct, I could have. It didn’t matter to me which direction the fabric went, as long as it was all the same direction. Hope that made sense. 😁
Please tell us the music that precedes each of your wonderful videos! Thanks!
The Moment by Robert Miller ♥️
Hi Tammie. I would like to try the Quilt Circle. I love your work, ideas and Christian values. I too have a large family, all grown and scattered across the world! I live in South Africa and work full-time, so its hard to find the time to join an in-person guild (we also don't have many). Deidre x
Hers the link to the waitlist.
mailchi.mp/c0edf51d210d/membership-waitlist
We’d love to have you join us!
Please how do I sign up for the QuiltCircle?
Here’s the link to sign up for the waitlist . You will receive notice when the doors open October 20th 😊
mailchi.mp/c0edf51d210d/membership-waitlist
Try 47 x 55! That gives you odd numbers so you have dark squares on each end.
Thanks! 😊
I would love to add my name for the opportunity to be added to the online membership group wait list (Quilt Circle). I do not see the link here to do that.
Thank you, Sharon Brockmeier
Hers the link
mailchi.mp/c0edf51d210d/membership-waitlist
😊
I forgot to mention, I like your sewing room better than the long arm room. Comfey and homey feeling.
Do you or any of your viewers have any great idea for a wedding quilt other than a double wedding ring? The wedding is in June so I have some time but you know how fast things can go.
Sorry for my late reply. I really live the 2022 Fat Quarter Shop Designer Mystery quilt patterns. It is a classy timeless quilt that would make a great wedding gift.
💜☮️
So sorry! I just found the list and have added my name!
Where did you find it? 🙂
Here is the link
mailchi.mp/c0edf51d210d/membership-waitlist
😊