These quilts are all sold or not for sale. Most are unique and can never be completely duplicated, however, in many cases, a similar piece can be specially ordered. All of the items on this page were sewn and quilted by Diana Day, unless otherwise stated.
>>> Please call Diana Day at 406-632-4861 to place a special order. <<<
|
 |
|
(Sold #6-1128) This is a Farmer's Wife quilt, made in 2010's Block Of The Month Club. In the 1920's, the "Farmer's Wife" newspaper sponsored a contest with money prizes for the best letters about whether a mother would want her daughter to marry a farmer. The letters inspired a pattern book, "The Farmer's Wife Sampler Quilt" (I carry it), and excerpts from the letters are included. The first letter in the book is from Valley County, Montana. The 76 x 94 inch quilt contains 111 varied 6 inch blocks. Click to see it full-sized in a window.
|
 |
|
I made this quilt for my 6 year old grandson.
|
 |
|
(Sold #6-1298) This Bug panel quilt has cuddle on the back. It measures 45 x 54 inches.
|
|
(Sold #6-1287) Here's a flannel baby quilt, 35 & 1/2 x 54.
|
 |
|
(Sold #6-1285) Here's a flannel Rag Quilt, 64 x 64 inches.
|
 |
(Sold #6-1148) This wall quilt measures 48 x 48 inches.
It was made from a pattern in the book "Flower Show Quilts", which can be ordered at my store.
|
 |
|
(Sold #6-1095) I made this quilt from the McKenna Ryan pattern series called "Forrest Hollow". It measures 55 x 61&1/2 inches.
|
 |
|
(Sold #6-1027) This quilt was made from a pattern in the magazine "Quilts and More". I used a Moda layer cake, (42) 10 inch squares, as the printed fabric in the quilt. This quilt measures 81 x 92 inches. Here's a link to another view of item #6-1027.
|
|
|
(Sold #6-1024) Here's a rag quilt. The pieces were cut by the Go Cutter - in fact, it was started in my GoGo Club. The purple side is the front. This quilt measures 78 x 78 inches.
|
|
(Sold #6-749) The "Celebrate the Wind" quilt was designed and sewn by Diana Day, to mark the construction of the new Judith Gap wind farm. Do you see the windpower generators? This is a unique piece linking old and new rural ways. It can be used as a wall quilt or lap quilt. 46 x 62 inches. Here's the link to the big photo of item #6-749.
|
 |
|
Items #6-247 (sold) and #6-931 (not for sale). The green quilt is a "Monkey Wrench" pattern, 64 x 76 inches. The black & white quilt is a "Storm at Sea" pattern, queen size. This quilt was donated in 2014 to Wheatland Memorial Hospital for their fundraiser.Here's the link to the big photo of items #6-247 and #6-931.
|
|
(Sold #6-919) "Hearts and Chocolates" is made from a layer cake kit from Moda/United Notions. A layer cake is made up of (40) 10 inch precut squares, which I carry in the store. I chose a kit and added the two inch separating stripes and outer border. 72 x 60 inches. Here's the link to the big photo of item #6-919.
|
 |
(Sold #6-745 and #6-917) These are Christmas quilts. On the left is a Victorian Christmas quilt sewn in Hoffman International Fabrics (carried in the store) from a quilt magazine pattern. It measures 90 x 90 inches.
On the right is a Rag quilt sewn in Christmas flannels, 64 x 78 inches. Here's the link to the big photo of items #6-745 and #6-917.
|
 |
|
I donated this Hobo quilt to the Railroad Museum. The Hobo quilt is based on symbols used by American hobos from the late 1800s to about 1940. The patterns came from a book called "Hobo Quilts" that we have for sale. The book not only contains the patterns, but also brief stories written by individuals riding the rails, and members of the families that the hobos would visit. A lot of these men were riding the rails during the depression years looking for work. Here's the link to my Hobo quilt's big photo.
|
|
This quilt was a custom order.
|
 |
|
(Not for sale) These quilts were in a special raffle to benefit the Harlowton Theater Project. The high school kids run the theater and had to replace the projector to get better quality films. My store did a raffle of 2 lap quilts, a table runner, and a quilting class.
|
|
