Elizabeth Granberg-Jerome Custom Quilter

09/12/2026

The Eudora Quilt Guild's quilt show was yesterday and continues today til 5pm at Crown Toyota in Lawrence. I spent over 3 hours there yesterday, enjoying the quilts and visiting with so many quilty friends! My friend Sandra Sue Cunningham is this year's featured quilter and the display of her quilts is amazing! I didn't take a lot of pix at this show, but I did make a video of Sue's quilts. Enjoy!

09/06/2026

Here's a few more that exceeded the number for the first post. Plus, Mary Ann Wilson was the featured quilter from the guild this year!

09/06/2026

When my friend Mary Ann Wilson asked if I wanted to enter quilts in the Little Balkans Quilt Guild Show this month, I said yes and picked out two of mine and two of Les's. I didn't realize at the time that it was a judged show. The guild brought in a quilt judge from Iowa! All four of our quilts got ribbons--three blues and one red!

The whole quilt show was wonderful. Loads of gorgeous quilts by very talented quilters. While I didn't get pix of them all, I definitely took pix of a bunch of them!

08/28/2026

Many thanks to the members of the Pryor Patchers Quilt Guild for a fun evening and great workshop! We enjoyed our couple of days with you. 😊🧵🪡 The mini hexified panels turned out great! Nicely done, ladies!

08/23/2026

For 2026 I only booked a handful of trunk shows. This coming week is my only one out of state. I'll be speaking to the Pryor Patchers Quilt Guild in Pryor, Oklahoma, on Tuesday evening, August 25, and teaching a 1-day mini hexified panel quilt workshop on Wednesday.

There are quilts everywhere I look in my home as I started sorting today to update my trunk show on Hexified Panel Quilts. Two suitcases were emptied, collections for other trunk shows were sorted out, and the updated collection of hexie quilts is about ready to be packed up. Our most recent finish, Running Wild, that has been quilted since this pic, but not yet bound, will make its in-person debut!

08/19/2026

08/19/2026

A side project I started for a One Block Wonder challenge got interesting. What happens when you grab a fun Halloween kit to cut up for the challenge and you forget to take the 7th panel and put it away? You lightly glue the triangles back together on a piece of pattern ease and then stitch them with a ladder stitch to create Franken blocks! This will definitely be a unique hexified panel OBW!

All stitched back together (see the last pic)! The fact that I tossed the end pieces months ago when I first cut the kit, coupled with the fact I cut one row completely different so the triangles don't line up on the top row will only add character to this little quilt! Still considering how to incorporate them into the layout! Stay tuned!