Have you been following along with my “Windowsill Wonders” free 2018 BOM quilt on my sister-site BOMquilts.com? It’s never too late to start a new quilt, now is it?!! This quilt features the fabric line “Windowsill Garden” designed by Darlene … Continue reading →
Cinnamon-teen Chocolate Figs & Roses Block of the Month Quilt designed by TK Harrison from BOMquilts.com This was the first block of the month (BOM) quilt pattern that I ever designed, and it’s what launched my sister-site, BOMquilts.com. Back when … Continue reading →
It was 1969 and we lived in a small town in north central Iowa. We were a family with two parents and six stair-step kids. I think our house only had three bedrooms so my three brothers must have shared … Continue reading →
My sister site, BOMquilts.com, has been in existence since 2006. The same time that this blog has been online. In all those years, I’ve had numerous quilt guilds, quilt groups and individuals ask me for permission to use my patterns. I … Continue reading →
Join me for this year’s “Christmas in July at BOMquilts.com” where I feature free original quilt patterns and will, once again, focus on design sets. There are SO many possibilities by making 24″ (finished size) design sets – increase the … Continue reading →
Join me for this year’s “Christmas in July at BOMquilts.com” where I feature free original quilt patterns and will, once again, focus on design sets. There are SO many possibilities by making 24″ (finished size) design sets – increase the … Continue reading →
Join me for this year’s “Christmas in July at BOMquilts.com” where I feature free original quilt patterns and will, once again, focus on design sets. There are SO many possibilities by making 24″ (finished size) design sets – increase the … Continue reading →
Join me for this year’s “Christmas in July at BOMquilts.com” where I feature free original quilt patterns and will, once again, focus on design sets. There are SO many possibilities by making 24″ (finished size) design sets – increase the … Continue reading →
My BOMquilts.com website was one of the first sites to partner with FaveQuilts when they started out. They shared my free patterns and instructions on their website and with their newsletter subscribers. In turn, their audience was directed to my … Continue reading →
Last summer, I was having a few health issues and my family doctor decided the best approach to treating them was through a home healthcare agency. I had an RN who came out to our house every other week and … Continue reading →
Since I had already purchased the alphabet and head shot embroidery files that I used to make Braxton’s quilt, Braxton’s nana thought it would be a nice addition to his wardrobe to add some embroidered bibs, too. While I am … Continue reading →
When your daughter asks you to make a quilt, there is no better compliment. When she asks you to make her a quilt for a charity that she’s involved with, it takes it to a higher level! For her freshman … Continue reading →
When you get the opportunity to make a baby quilt for a long-time friend’s soon-to-be grandson, the pleasure begins with choosing the design. But it doesn’t end with delivering the quilt. No, it doesn’t end for a very long time … Continue reading →
I made a machine embroidered and pieced quilted wall hanging that I sold to a dear friend, Joan, from Utah (we lived there from 1999 – 2006). The proceeds of that quilt will go towards our youngest daughter and her … Continue reading →
When our oldest daughter graduated from high school, I gifted her with a quilt I’d pieced especially for her. It just so happened that the summer before her senior year of high school, I went to Iowa to visit my … Continue reading →