Jacqueline deJonge quilts
A few Jacqueline deJonge quilts.
Author Archives: Joy Voltenburg
PrimeLife Times Newspaper and WGNN Radio Interviews
I recently was interviewed by D. Ruth Esry for an article for the PrimeLife Times newspaper. And she read my article while being interviewed on WGNN radio.
Shimmering Blues
This wholecloth quilt design was a result of a class I took at MQX Midwest with Bethanne Nemesh. We were instructed to bring to class a variety of designs we […]
Rings of Posies
I purchased at auction, this beautiful unfinished quilt top with lovely cross-stitching and embroidery. I fell in love with it and had to have it. I layered QD wool over […]
Ruby Celebration
This is a quilt I recently completed for the Decatur Quilters Guild as a raffle quilt for the 2020 Quilt Fest. The guild pieced all of the blocks together and […]
The Wedding Hankie
My stepson was getting married in just a few days and I had quilted nothing for the newlyweds. That’s not surprising, given that my schedule is booked months out and […]
Federation Quilt – a stodgy name for such an ethereal quilt
I can’t say enough good things about this quilt. It was 100″ square and had been pieced well over 10 years ago. The lady (Pat in Georgia) is now in […]
Repairs
Part of being a longarm machine owner is the ability to do maintenance and repairs on your own machine. An ability to figure out why something is wrong and then […]
Quilt Robotics
I added a robotics package to my longarm last November and have been practicing and getting to know that new technology in between doing custom quilts. I finally feel confident […]
The Sun, The Moon and The Stars
I cannot believe I didn’t blog about this quilt! This quilt has such a story to tell. The piecer of this quilt – Lorna – had been bringing me quilts […]
