It's a Boy!

Amy's daughter had a boy!  Here is the little one, coming home from the hospital, covered in his new quilt from his Savta! 

The quilt, in yellow and greens, is made in the style of "scrappy road", which includes rectangles and squares, interlocking in an almost random fashion!

Table Runners

This table runner is made using the convergence design, with strips that ascend and descend in width.  It is available with a matching twin piece for placement in your living room.  The colors are soothing and beautiful together. 

Lev and Mor are getting married!

Here is the wedding present that we made for them!  This is a couch quilt with a matching table runner.  The design is in the scrappy style! Hope they'll enjoy this gift -- it was made with much love!

New Quilts for Sale

At the upcoming Community Fair at Kol Haneshama, we'll have available new table runners, diaper pads, doll quilts, baby quilts, coexistence quilts and couch quilts.  Come and enjoy -- there's lots to see!

Here are two new quilts --

This one is a small carriage quilt with circus animals.  It's based on a pattern called scrappy road.

And this one is a large crib quilt using a traditional nine-patch design with peach and green florals --

Come One, Come All!!!

This year's annual fair will take place on Friday, May 10th from 9 am to 2 pm.  There will be ceramics, jewelry, tote bags, and lots of second-hand stuff!  Most importantly, we will be selling our quilts -- baby quilts, larger lap quilts, diaper pads and table runners are all available!

Turquoise and Brown

This couch quilt is made up of pieces of specialty fabrics which are batik in design.  I arranged them in a standard 4" pattern, with contrasting borders. Don't you love the combination of brown and turquoise? 

Happy Israel Independence Day!

In honor of Israeli Independence Day, which we are celebrating today, I would like to share my latest "coexistence" quilt -- it integrates 3 pieces of embroidery made by the women of "Desert Embroidery", a non-profit organization in the northern Negev Bedouin town of Laquiya.

I love my relationship with these women.  Not only do I purchase embroidery from them for my quilts, but they have been showing my quilts in their shop in Laquiya and recently they sold one!  So, this has become a true partnership and I'm very proud of it.

This quilt is queen size and was made on commission for a relative in the Galilee.  In addition to the embroidery, I have used an element called "building blocks", which represent the building of a future of peace for all people living in this land.

There's more!  This is a matching table runner for putting on the dresser!