Welcome to Anne's website. She loves sharing her passion of all things quilty. Her patterns are detailed with lots of diagrams to help the novice quilter. She loves speaking to guilds while presenting lots of tips and tricks along with displaying a large trunk show. Teaching and designing are also her passions.
NEW patterns to make:
Mini Ombre Ribbons wall hanging 36" x 42"
Mini Mini Ombre Ribbons wall hanging 19" x 20 1/2" using 2 1/2" strips
Sunflower Happy wall hanging
Traditional Goes Miniature
15" x 19 1/2"
-1st place Quilts in the Boro
-1st place Octoberfest, Lebanon, TN
Details
Wowzie! A-Maze-ing Ribbons is featured in November issue of American Quilters Society magazine. This quilt was made with an Ombre jelly rolls
-1st place OBWQF challenge 2022
-Juried into Road to California 2022
-1st place & Best of Show Lebanon Piecemakers Quilt 2022 show
-Expo Choice winner at Original Sewing & Quilt EXPO 2022, Nashville
-Featured in 2025 AQS Quilt Art Engagement calendar
-Featured quilt 2022 Quilts in the Boro Quilt Show, Murfreesboro, TN
-Juried AQS Paducah 2023
-Juried AQS Branson 2022
-Featured in 2023 AQS Quilt Art Engagement calendar
-Won 1st place member's choice award
-3rd place A Mountain Quiltfest Quilt Show 2022
-Finalist Original Sewing & Quilt EXPO 2022
-1st place Granville Quilt Show, 2022
-3rd place Lebanon Piecemakers Quilt Show 2022
-1st place and Best of Show, Quiltfest, Lebanon, TN
-Logo Quilt award Quilts in the Boro 2022
-Received 1st place blue ribbon at the MN state fair, shown behind glass.
-Traveled in AQS quilt show Houston, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Lancaster
-Honorable Mention ribbon at the MN quilt show.
-Featured in the 2019 QuiltArt Engagement Calendar
-Received Show Coordinator's Choice award at the Minnesota Quilt Show
-1st place Minnesota State Fair
-1st place Lebanon Piecemakers Quilt show 2022
Purple Cow
Won 2 ribbons at the Hayward, WI quilt show
1st place Granville Quilt Festival 2022
EXPLODED COLORS
Teapot won BEST OF SHOW at the EAA quilt show in Oshkosh, WI. This was constructed using a 9 degree ruler. Yes, all the background squares were individually pieced-what was I thinking? Huge honor!
