Quiltlove will be at the Art and Wine Festival in Lafayette, CA on September 21-22. If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, lace up your sneakers, hop on BART and check out this festival for good food, wine, music and ART. See you there!
The 2024 Hope Walk raised a record breaking $270k and counting and was a huge success. Kudos to the CSC and everyone who participated! I’m sharing my highs, lows and surprises from the day.
This week I delivered a quilt to a young woman, following the loss of her beloved cat Snowball. It was a gift from her mother. This was a first for Quiltlove, and it was such a thoughtful and comforting gesture. What a way to wrap those who have lost furry friends in love and warm memories.
In good times and in bad, a home-cooked meal is always a welcome treat. This blog post shares some of my favorite meals to make, eat and deliver across four categories: soups, comfort food, kid-friendly and health-conscious.
Quiltlove will be at the Bay Area Cancer Support Community’s Hope Walk on May 18 in Walnut Creek, CA.
Register today and you could win a voucher for a free quilt!
I recently made a personalized baby quilt so different from my usual creations that I wanted to give it a spot on my blog. This quilt was a big step outside of my comfort zone, and I’m so excited with how it turned out. I hope you enjoy reading about it!
As Colon Cancer Awareness month draws to a close, I’m sharing ideas for how to support a loved one with colon cancer, or more broadly, colorectal cancer.
It’s my best (and most fun) promotion of the year: Organize a teacher quilt by April 26 and receive four free quilt squares! Helpful hint: Teacher Appreciation Week begins May 6 this year. Start your quilt now to beat the end of school rush.
Recently, the mother of a kindergartener contacted me to see about giving a quilt as a Get Well Soon teacher gift. Learn more about how we made a quilt for a beloved educator, featuring drawings from her biggest, little fans.
Thanks to the longevity of a Quiltlove quilt, our minimal waste process, solar powered studio and more, our quilts are a sustainable gift you can feel good (and green) about giving.
In Lindsay Gardner’s new beautifully, chilling essay, The First Days, she recounts the three weeks following her breast cancer diagnosis. Read excerpts of her piece here.
While the patient is the epicenter of the storm, her support network also faces a barrage of wind and rain. Today I’m sharing ideas for breast cancer gifts you can give when all you want to do is curl up and cry.