Quilt Designs…

2007 February 6
by Tracy M

Ok, here are a couple of my quilt designs. What I do is work with a fabric manufacturer, take fabric that will be coming out, and create a quilt using my own drawings, from scratch, using the new line of fabric. It’s fun because I get my fabric for free, it’s all new stuff that isn’t in stores yet, and I own the copyright on all my patterns. Then, I write a pattern for the quilt, and they are for sale in retain quilt stores in different parts of the country. It’s fun, and I can do it from home with kids being maniacs all around me. I have 24 designs currently available, and four more currently in the hopper.  

The flag says: “And this land shall be a Land of Liberty”. The bunny one is a poem, embroidered on organic flax linen about babies going to sleep. The red heart quilt says “Love is Spoken Here” and in each heart a word about my kids, and the bottom right quilt, the four animals are looking at a little beaded caterpillar crawling on the flower…. whose going to eat him first?!

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  1. 2007 February 6

    That is so incredibly awesome, Tracy! I like them all, but LOVE the flag one…any idea what stores around me (Utah) would carry that?

  2. 2007 February 6

    I don’t have a distributor in Utah yet, but if you want one, e-mail me your address :)

  3. 2007 February 6
    Eskinose Kisses permalink

    I love them all. You’re so talented. I was going to ask if they’re available in Utah too. I bet when they are here, you’ll do really well! Those are much cuter than some of the quilts I’ve seen at the quilt shop I go to. How much are your patterns, just out of curiosity?

  4. 2007 February 6

    Totally cool Tracy! I love the way different people get creative! Neat.

  5. 2007 February 6

    I swear you get cooler every day.
    Very impressed…. and I say that having had high expectations after zooming in on the photos of your kids’ Christmas stockings… so it’s really quite the compliment.

  6. 2007 February 6

    Those are beautiful!! You are so talented! What a fun way to work at home :)

  7. 2007 February 6

    Oh, I forgot to say… thanks for sharing!! lol

  8. 2007 February 6

    Oh my goodness. Those are so amazing! My favorite–and probably the cutest quilt design ever–is the caterpillar one! The whimsy just speaks to me.

  9. 2007 February 6

    Those are really lovely. My mother is into quilting. I wish I had time/space/money for it!

  10. 2007 February 6

    Your designs are simply breathtaking! I had no idea you were that talented! You rock!

  11. 2007 February 6

    Wow, I am so impressed. You are very talented!!

  12. 2007 February 6
    Chelsea permalink

    Love them Trace! When I have a little one I want to make then the caterpillar one…and I love the “Love is Spoken Here” one. They are so Tracy…
    Love, Chels

  13. 2007 February 6

    Very, very beautiful! Thank you for sharing your talents with us.

  14. 2007 February 6

    You’re amazing. I like to quilt occasionally but they’re nothing but the most primitive pieced designs. I’ve never done applique work or intricate piecing. Those are works of art.

    You’d get along with a woman in our ward who quilts and has won prizes at the state fair. Hers too are amazing.

  15. 2007 February 6

    Okay, so you’re completely amazing, Tracy!!

    I love those designs. What a cool thing you get to do as a job! Love it, love it! You are really such a talented woman.

  16. 2007 February 7

    Very beautiful. I’m impressed that you hand quilt them, I like that so much better. When I see these lovely quilts that have some weird pattern sewn over them, I think “WHY”

    I am extraordinarly odd, I know. Most people love that look.

    I am currently working on a pattern I bought online from Norway. It’s called Electric something, and looks like a stained glass peice. I love the fabric.

    These are really neat. I too would be interested in your new web site. Go Wiz’s Husband!

    I agree with Chronicler. Talent is just neat. Think of how dreary our world would be with out people to splash our lives with color.

    Really cool.

  17. 2007 February 7

    I really have no idea why that came up as Kooshgal, but it was me, Lisa M

  18. 2007 February 7

    Beautiful! I’m not sure I could let my kids sleep on those works of art! :) Although they would love them! Thanks for sharing!
    Melissa

  19. 2007 February 7

    Oh, they toally are not for sleeping… they’re small, artsy wall quilts… the only one that’s actually possibly for using is the animals looking at the caterpillar- it’s crib-size, but most people hang it on the wall anyway. For whatever reason, that particular quilt has done really well in Australia!

    The flag quilt is about 18″ x 40″, and the bunny one is actually quite small- maybe 18 x 24… not bed-size, by any means!

  20. 2007 February 7
    julesk permalink

    How wonderful they all are! Do you have a distributor in the Central Florida area?

  21. 2007 February 7

    I haven’t been around for awhile, but I have to say I am very impressed! I knew you were talented but I think this takes the cake!

    As for why I haven’t been around it is as simple as my computer sits in a very cold room so in the winter, it is unbearable to do much more than check my email. So here is to warm feet and warm fingers. HUMMMM, maybe I need to learn to quilt. :)

  22. 2007 February 9

    OHHHHH soooo pretty. Splurge if you get a chance an pick up Electric quilts software. Mom got it for me and I LOVE IT! It makes designing easy. So pretty.

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