Wildflower Quilting Studio
1647 Field Rd V0N 3A1 Sechelt, BC, Canada

Wonky polka dot houses pieced by Marie Malcom. We used some swirly bubbles for the quilting pattern

One of Jeanette Lucas’s UFO’s clicked off the to do list. It a great feeling to lighten the load!!!

Janet Flumerfelt has been making beautiful labels for quilts. You can say pretty much anything, and so many different styles. She usually matches the thread with what we have used for the quilting, and the choices are abundant! Don’t for get to ask about a label, I forget to offer it up, but it does make for a lovely touch if you are gifting your creations

An amazing paper pieced wonder pieced by the amazing Jean W for her Grandson. She chose a gear/spokes pattern that complemented it perfectly. This was so much fun to quilt because the little details kept popping out at me everywhere I looked. Thanks Jean, you are incredible!

Stunning panel pieced by Carla W. Combined approach with E2E quilting over the majority of the wall hanging with free motion around the tree and roots.

Congratulations Margaret! You have the lucky number 19 invoice that was stamped upside down!

Another beautiful fall quilt pieced by June P. We quilted a pattern called Asian Maple in gold thread

This beautiful Courthouse steps quilt was created by Carol S in Lethbridge and is very reminiscent of orange lanterns. I used a semi custom approach on it to highlight the lantern effect with a flame type theme. Using that plain back was perfect for highlighting the quilting which doesn’t always show on busy fabrics

We love this panel!

Pillows from Nanna for Aedia

Another Uschi creation sent to me for quilting by Pat Moore in Yellowknife

Another elephant parade, designed by Uschi, stitched by me!

Elephant parade Woolies project designed by Uschi Greiner of Woolies on the coast. Stitched by Pat C

I just stamped a bunch of invoices and got one upside down. Whoever gets this gets 20% off of their e2e quilting! 19 quilts away, so you could be the lucky one!

A great example of semi custom quilting. We found the perfect block pattern for this beautiful Dresden plate. The secondary pattern in the white was the welcome bonus

Another creation by Uschi Greiner of Woolies on the Coast!

Apple orchard bag for Pricilla H

We have been having so much fun with the QCR (quick cut ruler) by Sew Kind of Wonderful

Another Kaffe inspired quilt by Pat Wenger

Forest Friends baby quilt. We quilted a bark pattern with a slightly darker tone of thread then the neutral background. Still soft and cozy with the grey fireside backing that really shows he quilting

By Valdine Michaud, another king size creation!

Yes, Frankie has taken possession of this yummy quilt!

Gotta love this Tonka panel, available at Sew Easy in Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt. Deb made this for her husband, arent they all little boys at heart?

My second featherweight got a makeover! This one is from 1941 and in pristine condition, with all of the original attachments and bells and whistles.

An original Dresden plate design by Susan Sharkey who collaborated with me for the quilting

A beautiful heirloom sampler made by Janet Flumerfelt

Another stunning quilt from Nancy McMurdo. We quilted modern maze on it, which suited it perfectly!

Bird of paradise wall hanging that Carla W brought us to finish up@for her

Folded lone star made by Pricilla H. All I did was stitch in the ditch and finish with a bias binding

Forest friends, an @Elizabeth Hartman pattern pieced by Julie Astalnok in shades of pink and purple. We used modern leaves for the quilting pattern to make these little guys look like they are hiding in the forest

Happy Canada Day!

Study in green designed and stitched by Uschi Greiner of Woolies on the Coast. Her gorgeous hand dyed wool can inspire such creative art and her stitching is amazing!

Woolies on linen by Eleanor Aleksiuk. What a cocky little fella!

Gorgeous scrappy quilt made by Gillian Foster for her daughter Evan. These were all scraps left over from Evans bees wax wraps. Check her out @beekindwraps

It took a few years, but Elizabeth Lunn has her Canada 150 completed and hanging on the wall. I love it Elizabeth!!!

I had so much fun quilting this Sue Spargo fresh blooms stitched by Kathleen P.

Wall hangings made by Carol Yim. I quilted them several years ago, so it was a pleasant blast from the past to see them again. The fairies in the apple orchard is a favourite of mine and was such a pleasure to quilt, I really went crazy on it, all free motion!

Two more bound for their forever homes in Ganado, Tx! I think Ive got all my great nieces and nephews covered now. The little guy will get a big boy quilt later. Now I need to go back and work on my nieces and nephews that Ive missed!

And this is why we make quilts! My great niece and nephew in Texas got their happy box today in the mail. I think maybe they like them! Xoxo Ashton and Brinley