Country Comfort Quilting Company

Country Comfort Quilting Company Longarm edge to edge quilting done on a Gammill longarm machine with Statler Stitcher. Long arm quilting done on a computerized Statler Stitcher.

Quick turn around of first quality work. Thousands of patterns to choose from.

Block 2 of the curvy quilt.  Only 19 more of these to make!  All the pieces are cut out and it took about 2 hours to mak...
06/09/2026

Block 2 of the curvy quilt. Only 19 more of these to make! All the pieces are cut out and it took about 2 hours to make this one block, soooooo…..should be done with these blocks in a month. lol

Here’s part two (of 6 parts).  Have to make a total of 20 of these.  I’ve got 11 done.  I should be pretty good at curve...
06/03/2026

Here’s part two (of 6 parts). Have to make a total of 20 of these. I’ve got 11 done. I should be pretty good at curves when this class is over in November!

Working on a new quilt that really looks like an old quilt.  This is a skill builder and is pushing my limits.  I’m defi...
06/02/2026

Working on a new quilt that really looks like an old quilt. This is a skill builder and is pushing my limits. I’m definitely not good at small curves. Oh well, I shall persevere. Actually I have to - this is just the center block!

I’ve been teaching quilting at Pine Level Senior Citizens Center on Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 11:00.  Come on down an...
03/29/2026

I’ve been teaching quilting at Pine Level Senior Citizens Center on Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 11:00. Come on down and join these lovely ladies.

Finally got a picture of my rolling billboard.  Many thanks to Enterprise Signz.
03/12/2026

Finally got a picture of my rolling billboard. Many thanks to Enterprise Signz.

Oh wow, it's been a bit since I've posted something.  That's because I've been pretty busy this year.  I started teachin...
02/05/2026

Oh wow, it's been a bit since I've posted something. That's because I've been pretty busy this year.

I started teaching quilting at the Pine Level Senior Citizens Center twice a week and have some really great students (and would love to have more if you're interested).

I'm also going to be at the Rockin' the River festival in Elba, Alabama on May 2nd. Be sure to stop and say "hi"

Now this quilt below was a gift for a very old, very good friend. Old as in we've known each other forever - not age, and good as in very good. Horses are in Brenda's blood from the time I first met her, so it is only fitting that they are in her bed too.

This was just a classic "Ohio Star" pattern with a horse print in the center of the star. I really liked the way the sashing looked like tooled leather, and of course it was only fitting that I quilted horses all over it.

A herd of horses for a great friend that deserves a whole herd.

My Grandmother passed away over 50 years ago.  She had unfinished quilt tops that my mother saved.  Then I saved them fo...
01/05/2026

My Grandmother passed away over 50 years ago. She had unfinished quilt tops that my mother saved. Then I saved them for another couple of decades. When I learned how to longarm quilt I was so afraid to touch them for fear I would ruin them.

Finally, I worked up the nerve and picked a pattern and just did it. It was a fabulous feeling loaded with so much emotion. I had to really work around a lot of fullness in the top (as you can see hanging down on the left side of the first picture. Since the quilt top had so many sharp angles, I used a bubble pattern to try and soften it.

In the end, it gave me another day with my Grandma and made a great gift for my brother.

Here's to a wonderful New Year for you all, but don't forget those wonderful memories from years past.

Ready or not, here it comes!  Christmas is right around the corner and with it comes a beautiful Christmas quilt.  This ...
12/07/2025

Ready or not, here it comes! Christmas is right around the corner and with it comes a beautiful Christmas quilt. This on is the 12 days of Santa. I actually cross stitched the 5x7 Santas while in Iraq in 2017/2018. It kept me busy and the supplies took up minimal space.

After getting home, they just sat around waiting for me to do something with. I sashed them and put a holly design around them. This one was really challenging because there was a little stretch and give to the cotton fabric, but none to the Aida cloth of the cross-stitched pieces.

It didn't come out perfect, but it's completed and I can bring it out every Christmas and remember those Christmas's across the pond. So very different and that ache for home was so big in my heart. It's so good to be home and doing what I love on a daily basis. God is good. Merry Christmas to you all.

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