
John DesCamp came to me with twenty-five ties and a vision. Read more >


John DesCamp came to me with twenty-five ties and a vision. Read more >

Edmund lived to be 101 and was an avid cribbage player. He also had one of the most stunning collections of wool Pendleton shirts you’ve ever seen. Read more >

From the moment I opened the large box of Bianca’s clothes, I knew this memorial quilt project would be a wild ride. Read more >

Among the things that Bill’s wife Laurie found in his shirt pockets after he died were peanut shells – leftovers from when he would walk in the park with a book in one hand, feeding the squirrels with the other. Read more >

When it comes to making a memorial quilt from a man’s shirts and ties, I would say the majority of my clients opt to have them combined together within their quilt – not so with Clifton’s quilts. Read more >