Author: Phyllis Stewart

Week of September 9, 2018 – More of Jane’s Quilts I moved from Castle Rock to Highlands Ranch last week.  I have decided that moving is a severe disruption to life!  For the two months ahead of time I was

Week of August 26, 2018 – Jane’s Quilts I was at my friend, Jane Nelson’s house last week and she knew all my doll quilts were packed so she let me take some pictures of her collection!  I hope you

Week of August 12, 2018 – Friends’ Signatures Quilts I am so blessed to be able to call some great quilters my friends.  Two weeks ago, we combined two groups and the Doll Quilt Divas met with the Chintz Chicks

Week of July 29, 2018 – Irish Chain Mini Quilt This week I want to share with you the directions to make a simple Irish Chain Mini Quilt.  This is one of my favorites and when I read the label

Week of July 1, 2018 – Teeny Tiny Blocks Before I show you some quilts with teeny tiny blocks I want to remind you that Thursday, July 12 we will be starting our five-month Clothes Line Quilts Club.  We will

Week of June 17, 2018 – India In January of 2014 I was privileged to take a two-week trip to India with a group of 19 people including Jinny Beyer.  We started in Ahmedabad and traveled into the Gujarat region

Week of June 3, 2018 – Reds, I love them! My great grandmother loved red and she was a quilter.  One of the quilts I have from her is a full size red and white half square triangle quilt.  I

Week of May 20, 2018 – Quilt History Retreat in Temecula, CA I have just returned from four fabulous days at a Quilt History Retreat in Temecula, CA.  The topic this year was Hexagon and Medallion Quilts.  We were privileged

Week of May 6, 2018 – Laundry Basket Quilts I am sure many of you have heard of Edyta Sitar and her amazing designs for “Laundry Basket Quilts”.  Recently I purchased her book called Little Handfuls of Scraps and I

Week of April 22, 2018 – Miniature Trunk with Doll Quilts In the early 1990s my dad (who was a wood craftsman on the weekends) made this adorable little Trunk for my mom, so she could keep some doll quilts