Thanks so much for the kind comment. I miss Oz terribly and my husband and I talk about moving back, but we are not quite ready yet. For now we just look forward to our visits and playing tourist.
Stephanie my sizes do vary but usually the are about 48″ x 60″ or smaller. I do mainly kids size quilts because most of them end up going to children’s charities. I am in the process of trying to get the quilt dimensions up on the site. In the end I go with what feels right with the pattern and am not too wedded to precise numbers (some of my blocks are strange sizes which does not help!). Hope that helps some.
Cath, thank you for visiting my blog. Your own quilts and blog are absolutely inspirational, and I love all the modern elements. Australia’s loss is our gain!
I’m looking for two “low volume” quilts made for my twin daughters’ toddler beds. Is that something I could commission you to do? Love your quilts…..just beautiful!
I am a newbie to quilting and your use of colour and patterns are truly a joy to behold. I would really be interested to hear about the batting you use and your fave fabric stores… Thank you for inspiring me!
Hi. The batting I use is Warm and Natural – both the white and natural colour. I have been using it for years and using the same brand for years and really like the weight. My fave stores are my local quilt shop Modern Domestic and Fabric a Depot. There is nothing like seeing the fabric in person. I order on line from Fabric.com (love their sales and free shipping) and Hawthorn Threads (their scrap packs are fabulous and their range of modern fabric eye opening). I buy most of my whole fabric line purchases from Pink Castle (their preorder process is fabulous). And finally I buy a lot of fat quarter selections from Fabric Worm who curate great colour bundles which are perfect for building a stash. Hope that helps.
Chris. My Chopped Petals quilt is a 7 inch log cabin which I improv pieced. I am happy to talk you thru my process and upload the paper piecing pattern if that would help?
WOMBAT QUILTS 
I LOVE your quilts. I have for a while, but just found your blog. YAY!
I am so glad you found me.. and so glad you like what I do.
I love your blog. Am always so happy to see one in my email. You have a beautiful way with colours! Australia needs you back. 😉
Thanks so much for the kind comment. I miss Oz terribly and my husband and I talk about moving back, but we are not quite ready yet. For now we just look forward to our visits and playing tourist.
Love these! What’s the average size of your quilts? The sizes you make are perfect for the designs you choose.
Stephanie in Pennsylvania
Stephanie my sizes do vary but usually the are about 48″ x 60″ or smaller. I do mainly kids size quilts because most of them end up going to children’s charities. I am in the process of trying to get the quilt dimensions up on the site. In the end I go with what feels right with the pattern and am not too wedded to precise numbers (some of my blocks are strange sizes which does not help!). Hope that helps some.
Wow! Love your quilts
Beautiful work… I love your style, modern, vibrant! It,s what I’m trying to get to… nowhere near this good, but I plan on getting there! 🙂
Cath, thank you for visiting my blog. Your own quilts and blog are absolutely inspirational, and I love all the modern elements. Australia’s loss is our gain!
I love seeing other peoples work and I am particularly jealous of your great work space – I want that cutting table in particular.
I love you quilts. The colors are inspiring and I need to back into my studio and start creating. Plan to come back often; your blog makes me smile.
I am glad I made you smile.
I’m looking for two “low volume” quilts made for my twin daughters’ toddler beds. Is that something I could commission you to do? Love your quilts…..just beautiful!
I am a newbie to quilting and your use of colour and patterns are truly a joy to behold. I would really be interested to hear about the batting you use and your fave fabric stores… Thank you for inspiring me!
Hi. The batting I use is Warm and Natural – both the white and natural colour. I have been using it for years and using the same brand for years and really like the weight. My fave stores are my local quilt shop Modern Domestic and Fabric a Depot. There is nothing like seeing the fabric in person. I order on line from Fabric.com (love their sales and free shipping) and Hawthorn Threads (their scrap packs are fabulous and their range of modern fabric eye opening). I buy most of my whole fabric line purchases from Pink Castle (their preorder process is fabulous). And finally I buy a lot of fat quarter selections from Fabric Worm who curate great colour bundles which are perfect for building a stash. Hope that helps.
Wow, so many beautiful quilts! You do amazing things with color. I especially love the different combinations of wonky stars. So great!!
Thanks Emily. I do love a good wonky star. It is such an easy and versatile pattern.
thank you for your blog and patterns. i love how you use the colors in your quilts ad blocks. you are amazing!!!
Thanks Kerstin. I am glad you like my quilts.
I made paper pieced block from one of your patterns!!! 🙂 I love the patterns! thank you so much, you’re very inspiring:)
I am truly inspired by your work. When will it be possible to get the pattern for ” Chopped Petals”. PLEASE CONTACT ME AT cssetzer @Comcast.net
Chris. My Chopped Petals quilt is a 7 inch log cabin which I improv pieced. I am happy to talk you thru my process and upload the paper piecing pattern if that would help?
i like so much , all is beautiful.
These are all so lovely!!! I’ve enjoyed looking at all of your quilts!!
Thanks Bethany…I am glad you like what I create.
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Nice work Cathy. I have enjoyed looking at your quilts .
I see where you give many of your quilts to charity, do you by any chance ever sell them. Your low volume quilts are superb.