Customer Projects
Creekside Quilts is very grateful and thankful to you, our customers for your support of our store.
This page is a way to share your finished projects made with the fabric and patterns purchased from our store with other quilters and creative people to inspire and encourage others in their passion and interests.
We are excited to provide a way for quilters to share their hard-work and creativity with the greater community.
Thank you for your continued support.
If you would like to share your project with other quilters on this page, please send 1-3 photos, a description of what you made, and your name (first name only is fine), and we will post what you made on this page for others to see!
Dinner Plate Dahlia
Pieced by Karen Cate & Quilted by Janine Scott (June 2024)
This gorgeous quilt is pieced by Karen Cate and quilted by Janine Scott and uses a wide variety of purple batiks from Creekside Quilts.
Fabrics Used in this Quilt
Journeys BOM Quilt
Pieced by Karen Erickson
This is the “Journeys” Block of the Month quilt pieced by Karen Erickson featuring Island Batik’s Tranquility fabric collection for Studio 180 Design and the pattern by Deb Tucker. Karen modified the fabric used in the outer border to the “Light Lagoon Smoke” fabric in the same collection. She took the online class giving by Diana Mann of Studio 180 and look at how gorgeous this quilt turned out. You can click on the button below to go to the Tranquility collection in our shop and find the Journeys BOM pattern and the fabrics in the collection.
Quilt using "Mariners" Fabric
by Kathy Weber
Here is a beautiful quilt made by Kathy Weber using the “Mariners” fabric collection by Island Batik.
She made it for her nephew who is in the Navy.
Relatively Dimensional
by Jennie Esslinger
“I have completed my first quilt, Relatively Dimensional using lovely Hoffman California fabrics. I’m very pleased with how it turned out.
Thank you for your help, I couldn’t have done it without you and your amazing shop. Cutting and piecing wasn’t bad, quilting the sandwich was challenging mainly due to bulk. I did a basic straight stitch pattern roughly 2.5” apart following the box shape or outlining panel pieces. The crinkles are probably from the 505 adhesive I used on the batting. I’m excited to see it after washing, hopefully the blue doesn’t bleed all over the light colors. And maybe it will fluff a little.”
– Jennie
Daybreak Quilt
by Holly Remick
Here is a beautiful quilt made by our customer Holly Remick using the Island Batik “Maple Island” fabric collection with the Island Batik “Rice” neutral fabric as the background. The pattern is called “Daybreak” by Cozy Quilts. These fabrics and pattern are available here at Creekside Quilts.
Fabrics Used in this Quilt
Seasonal Napkins
by Kathryn Hoefer (Seaside, OR)
Look at these beautiful Fall/Autumn napkins made from batiks purchased on a recent visit to our shop. They add a gorgeous splash of color to the table and one can imagine having an afternoon tea on a covered deck outdoors watching the Autumn leaves turn color and fall to the ground.
Fabrics Used in this Quilt
Seasonal Table Runner
by Quiltworx
pieced and quilted by Carol Johnson (Loudon, TN)
This project is from Carol Johnson and features three batiks purchased from Creekside Quilts. The pattern is called “Seasonal Table Runner” pattern by Quiltworx. Carol pieced and quilted it herself using stitch-in-the-ditch, and it looks great with her home decor!
Fabrics Used in this Quilt
