Quilting for the Holidays

Gingerbread cookies have always been a favorite of mine.  I love the ginger and molasses in them!  When I learned there was an AccuQuilt die for them I had to make a fun and festive table runner!

I have always loved when people use odd containers for gardening. I can’t garden at all as I have a totally black thumb. So, instead, I make quilts with all sorts of lovely flowers. 

It was a lot of fun to turn this basket into a watering can and watch it fill with flowers.

Hey quilters, its Suzy with Webster Quilts!

Graduations are always exciting!  What's better for a new grad than a DIY pillow to take with them to college? 

So, let's get started!

I have always loved the Crossed Canoes quilt pattern and I was excited to see that AccuQuilt had a
Block on Board die to create it! I decided I wanted to do a modern take on a Crossed Canoes quilt so I played with the block in Electric Quilter 8 and created this kaleidoscope-like pattern using the GO! Crossed Canoes-9" Finished die (55181).

It's about that time where we're all doing our holiday decor and gifting plans in a row. I was thinking about it and I have been a quilter for 30 years and I’ve never made a tree skirt! I was excited by the opportunity to make one using the AccuQuilt circle dies as ornaments.

It’s the time of year where we commonly make casseroles or large dishes of delicious foods to share with friends and family. It can be a challenge keeping them warm during a festive occasion, so I made a quilted casserole warmer to keep it hot as long as possible. This project can easily be customized to fit the team, holiday or event you're celebrating, too!