Chris is a busy attorney at a major university. We were happy to bring to life her ideas of very unique gifts for her family. It started with her vision of 1 quilt and ended with 5 more completed as the ideas came to life over the course of about 6 months.

Thinking critically, evaluating the facts, and coming up with the right course of action, all the time and often under pressure can lead to “Decision Fatigue” she called it.

With so many demands on you, we can handle the gifts. We’re experts here and can do the heavy lifting.

We’ll still need decisions, but will communicate with gentleness, passion, and love for what we do.

Emotions that, for us, live beyond Valentine’s Day !

Breathe. We’ve got this.

From Chris – “We LOVE the quilts! All of us do, my husband, my sister-in-law, my brother-in-law and my son Andrew (and his girlfriend)! Everybody thinks they are just incredible examples of superior workmanship.  Thank you again for the beautiful, beautiful quilts. I know how much time you and your staff put in on them, and we are grateful!! “

Nancy came in to see us in between her worldwide travels. Near and far:  Hilton Head, South Carolina,  Europe, Greece.  When in town she’d come in to the shop so that we sit down together to refine her layout and vision for her quilt to get it exactly how she wanted it.  Decisive she didn’t want her masterpiece to conform to a template or pre-existing design. While it was to loosely resemble a friend’s quilt, it had to be unique. Over several iterations we got it. 

With packed executive days, once the quilt was done, the best delivery solution ended up being, since I was in the area that day, that I drive it to her. I pulled up to a large, understated house, set back on a hill off of a main street.  I knew she wasn’t there. I knocked. I imagined several servants in crisp black and white uniforms holding my door and bowing at me.  To the contrary, but, as expected,  I was met at the entrance by a big beautiful, friendly golden retriever and Nancy’s handsome son.  He got up from studying to greet me. His books on the table: calculus and physics. I had flashbacks of taking chemistry 2 as a pre-req for the RN program. Pain scale 10 /10.  It took me 3 tries to pass which I did on the last and final attempt. I wondered, taking those subjects,  what HE wants to be when he grows up.  Teacher? Scientist? Engineer? I left the quilt in their company just in time for Nancy to fly it to daughter that weekend who was just starting college out of town.  Nancy.  Blank. A name well known in Atlanta.