Beautiful coneflower fabric is combined with coordinating colors for this lovely drawstring-topped tote bag.

The lunch bag can also be made in a tote size, with the contents nicely hidden underneath the drawstring top. Original design.

This lunch bag incorporates Hungry Caterpillar fabrics. It was constructed using foam stabilizer using an original pattern.

This quilted tote, made using an original pattern, securely anchors the handles under a horizontal band.

The beautiful print was outline quilted and then made into a tote. The handles are securely anchored under a horizontal fabric band. 

The beautiful print quilted with the walking foot and then made into a tote.  The handles are securely anchored under a horizontal fabric band. 

Pink batiks were combined in this variation of an original pattern.

2 1/2” batik strips are arranged in a gradation, with darker colors on the back. Original design.

Narrow batik strips are arranged in rainbow order. Original design.

Narrow batik strips are arranged in rainbow order. Original design.

Beautiful fabrics make beautiful pouches!

This pouch was featured in Quilter’s World magazine Summer 2023.  Leftover ends of precut batik strips were used to create the design.  The quilting on the back echoes the piecing on the front.

This pouch was featured in Quilter’s World magazine Summer 2023.  Leftover ends of precut batik strips were used to create the design.  The quilting on the back echoes the piecing on the front.

It’s fun to create variations of the Flying Geese Pouch.

These round zipper bags were constructed using various quilting techniques and an original pattern.

Colorful silk tie remnants were used to make small pen cases. Traditional techniques were used to construct these original pieces.