Customer Gallery

Mary Budine

Oneonta, NY

is hooked on applique and has finished her Baltimore quilt.

We had such a good time in the Baltimore applique class. Isn't this a beauty?

Joan Badgley

Cooperstown, NY

Joan Badgley loves to cross stitch and she is an expert, thats for sure! Her grand daughters, Lillian and Naomi will be getting beautiful stockings from her this Christmas.

Have a closer look!

Jacquie Brophy Fly Creek, NY

had a week off from work and college and was excited to have some quick projects to sew on her new Baby Lock Symphony. We showed her the quick runner and she was hooked. 7 runners later she was a happy lady! We tried to pick the prettiest one and could not, they are all beautiful! Notice the yo yo and button!

a note from Jacquie---

I am 7 for 7 on the table runners ! Absolutely a hit with everyone and homemade. There are 4 secretaries in the nursing office. One secretary was off. I heard that after the 3 opened theirs, one of the secretaries personally drove the one who took the day off to her house because she wanted to see her open it and note what she got. Two ladies said they had been looking everywhere for just the right table runner for their dining room table. You would have thought I was a miracle worker. I don't think I ever received so many compliments on a gift like this. Truly worth the time it took and to make it my personal creation from a basic pattern to boot ! There is something magical about homemade items. So glad you offered this to your customers. We must think of something else for next year !  Thanks, Jacquie

Julia Derr

Oneonta, NY

had fun making a quilt for her 10 year old grandson Benjamin Quinn Kmetz-Derr.

Ben has a Harry potter bedroon and this will be perfect, lucky guy to have Julia for his Grandma!

Fayette Hasty

Verona, NY

has made a beautiful quilt for her friend David.

David has been a great help,and has mastered rotary cutting. Fayette and David made a scrap quilt for his daughter and next thing you know that were making a quilt for him!

Pat Pudney

Sherburne, NY

has made an outstanding flannel log cabin quilt.

wouldn't you just love

to snuggle under this quilt?

Bonnie Wenzel Litchfield, NY

makes quilts for all her grandchildren

This log cabin is for her grandson.

He's a lucky guy!

Rita Fenstemacher

Cooperstown, NY

Rita has been having fun with Christmas quilts this year. There are lucky folks on her gift list!

This started as a Christmas Tree History panel,

look what you can do with a really nice panel!

The Night Before Christmas and all through the house----

That is Rita peeking out from behind a darling snowman quilt. How cute is that? Which one do you like best? Bet you can't decide!

Joyce Earing

Pindars Corners

has made a spectacular Stamp quilt and we just have to share it with you

so that you can drool too~

Liz Coons

Liz promised that she would share her masterpiece with us and with you when she had it completed. This Tree of life is for her

granddaughter Kayla.

Kayla loves the Tree of Life and lilies.

What a beauty!

Martha Beales Cooperstown, NY

has a trip in store. Her grand daughter is getting married in England in the fall. Guess what she will be getting from Grandma?

Martha tells us that she has some family treasures (ginger jars) to take to her also. What a treat!

Meri-K Pondolfino from Oneonta NY

has made a beautiful log cabin quilt

as a gift for her grandson who lives in York PA.

Isn't he a lucky guy?

our friend Penny Butler

From Cooperstown has made a beautiful star quilt

with many reproduction fabrics.

Sock Monkey Quilt for a special guy

Donna Mackie, of Cooperstown, tells us "I made this quilt as a tribute to our friend Steve Nichols for his 60th birthday and in honor of his fight with Lou Gerhigs disease. Steve is a rascal and always "Monkeys" around."

We love to share our customer's projects!

Some of us like to make dolls instead of quilts!

Ginny Merritt- Edmeston, NY

with "Sophie" a 19th century cloth doll

Shirley Evans

West Winfield NY

is a master quilter and she brought her "Spring Bulb" quilt in to show us.

We designed this quilt and taught the applique classes seven or so years ago. It has lots of embroidery and is a real beauty. Shirley asked how many of the folks who took the classes with us have finished their quilts and we don't know, but we sure are curious. If you have a finished bulb quilt bring it in so we can make a "bulb quilt photo gallery".

Shirley has moved to pennsylvania to be near her son

and we sure do miss her!