I recently visited a dear friend of mine to help her put the finishing touches on a t-shirt quilt. This is the final product. I just love how every t-shirt quilt has its own memories to share.
The cold weather means lots of business (maybe I shouldn’t live in Texas). This is a picture of my 2 latest quilts.
Baby fleece blanket with crochet edging. $25. More fabric patterns to come. They are soft, cuddly, and cute, just like your favorite little ones!
Pictures of my beautiful granddaughters. This post isn’t about quilting, but you can’t hold it against me for being a proud Noni!
This is the organization that I bought a quilt from at the International Quilt Festival. Great group, great quilts, great cause.
I’m very excited about going to the International Quilt Festival in a few weeks! I sent my youngest daughter, Bethany, to pick up the tickets at Lone Star Quilting in Bryan. Stay tuned for updates from the show!
The beginning of Nonni’s Patches isn’t as easy to pin-point as you’d think it’d be. I have always been the ‘go to fix it sewer’ in the family, hemming pants, fixing buttons, making curtains for a new house, throwing together a baby blanket for the latest shower. I’ve always loved sewing, so with retirement approaching, I decided to make it a side business.
My daughters explained that meant getting a website and a Facebook page, so here it is.
Naming my pet-project came easy; my grandchildren call me Nonni (their own version of the Italian word for grandmother ‘Nona’). And I was/am constantly getting asked “Nonni, I need a new quilt” “Nonni, fix my dress” “Nonni, teach me how to sew”. And this endeavor really started with making baby quilts, so a quilt from Nonni seemed the only appropriate name. And of course, no quilt from Nonni comes without lots of love, which brings us to my business name: Nonni’s Patches of Love.
Stay tuned for updated projects, quilting news, etc. My hope is that others enjoy my patches of love as much as I enjoy making them.
Nonni's Patches of Love 