Pam designs quilts for her company Heartspun Quilts. She is also the
creator of the Prairie Women's Sewing Circle club, which focuses on
small reproduction quilts, life in America~ circa 1840-1900, as well as
"Make-do" quilts. She now designs fabric for Marcus Fabrics and her
first collection debuted in July of 2012. Pam lives in a suburb of
Chicago with her husband Ed, daugher Nicole, son Ryan, and their Yorkie
Bella.
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Pam - Do we just make one block for this week of part two? Nancy Pleimann
ReplyDeleteWhere can I find "A Prairie Gathering" Pattern only to buy?
ReplyDeletePam I am a little behind and did not finish Prairie Gathering Chapter one yet..I can no longer find your great pictures and hints to guide me through HELP PLEASE!!!
ReplyDeletePam, I love your patterns and your fabrics. I especially appreciate the close-up photos of your finished quilts as they inspire me with new machine quilting designs. I am often imagination challenged when faced with blank spaces and your photos help inspire.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to reading all about your ideas, this really seems like a great place to be.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dee
Pam, your tribute to 9-11 was one of the most beautiful pieces I have seen anyone ever post. It is a day no one in our country should forget happened and honor those who lost their lives so horrible, as well as the brave people who struggled to save lives. Thank you for touching our hearts with a rememberance we all should live by each day.
ReplyDeleteI am so very glad I found your blog 💕
ReplyDeletePam;
ReplyDeleteI took your class at Maine Quilts a few years ago ( I am the person who arranged for you to go to Busy Thimble - Cyndi's shop). I am doing your Mrs Miller's block of the month. I wanted to tell you how much I love the way you do the cat's cradle blocks. Amazing. Thank you.
Hi Pam - I'm so excited to be a part of the BOm for ForeEverMore It is a stunning quilt.
ReplyDeleteI have many fabrics in my stash (Kansas Troubles) and would like to make a quilt, in tandem, each month but am unclear on the full amount of yardage I need for the different types of fabric. Can you please provide that so i can start a second quilt? You are more than welcome to send it to my email address and I'll just print it and put it with my Month-1 Packet. Thank you! Theresa