Inez Lensch
Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Inez wrote, "I just finished piecing the feathered star wall hanging - fabric came from your one and only store - The Quilted Fox. I can't wait to get it hand quilted to hang in our living room. The greens are perfect with our green walls.

Thanks, Louise, for your fantastic fabrics! We will see you again next summer when we come down to pick up our grandchildren!"

Jane Vogl

Here are the pictures of my quilt that I brought in to show, made from the Australian fabric. Thanks again for the help in picking out the fabric. I love it and am so happy with the result. I even love the back so much! Thanks again!

Photo on left: front of quilt

Photo on right: back of quilt

Margie Zechmeister

Thought you might like to see the finished product. My son loves the fabric. Only one problem-- he says he can't come home after drinking ! Cause it makes him dizzy!

Norma M Swanson

My mom made the patchwork blocks when she was in the early stage of Alzheimer's. She died before she could put them together. At her funeral, my sister Joy said mom never made her anything. So I said I would take the blocks and make them into something for her. All the blocks were different sizes so I had to border them. I found the Geisha Indigo print at Quilted Fox and knew it was perfect for my sister and her husband who is Aisan-American. Sandy Wagner did the quilting.

Long time Quilted Fox customer Jody Amborg recently held an exhibit of her quilts at her office in Eureka. Although there were many quilts included, the star of the show was the quilt that Jody recently completed commemorating her experiences in New Orleans. Jody volunteered her time to counsel disaster survivors and then created the quilt with appliqued blocks representing her experiences.

Upper left: Jody talking about her Hurricane Katrina quilt

Upper right: Jody talking to a visitor. Note her elegant attire which she also made.

Lower: The Hurricane Katrina quilt

Linda Grabel

Last year Linda hosted at her home a young scholar from Scotland. He was in St. Louis to do research on the border states during the American Civil War. Linda traveled to Scotland this year to help him celebrated his wedding. She made this quilt from a Quilted Fox kit as a wedding gift.

The photo on the left is the quilt which is in the Courthouse Steps pattern. The photo on the right is the back of the quilt. The four stars represent the four border states.