Casazza Creations is my Etsy shop name.
This was given to my friend Carley for her upcoming little one.
one into it's own baby quilt.
Sold at the Senior Center in May of 2022.
scrap-friendly project I had to try. I found it on a trip to Silver Dollar City in Branson, MO
on a trip with my mom and sister.
This sold at EMQS 2022 to my dear sister-in-law Mary Beth, who has since
passed away.
She gifted it to her daughter Katie for her first baby.
I made this quilt for my friends David & Rayleigh years ago, and had so
many leftovers that I
made two more. However, I have no record of what happened to them.
They were cute!
As stated above, I don't know who ended up with these quilts. Wish I did!
Here's another quilt that I don't know where it ended up. I sure put a lot of time into the quilting.
Sold to my dear friend Susan in Westville, OK.
theme of the Rendezvous Quilt Show, which had something to do with
cowboys. It tied for the show ribbon in the Theme Quilt category.
I found the black center appliqué online and put it
on the tan fabric.
Then I just started creating the quilt outward from there. I am really
proud of it.
I'm so happy it ended up with a friend of mine.
I thought this quilt was super adorable, but it has sat in my Etsy shop for
YEARS.
It's just one of those that hasn't found the right person yet I
guess.
93. One Bunny Baby Quilt
I also don't know what happened to this quilt. I was bad at record keeping during this time!
Unfortunately, this quilt has a LONG story. While I was quilting it,
I was dragging the machine to
the edge in order to change the bobbin when I accidentally pressed the
"needle down" button. The
machine obeyed as I was moving it fast and ripped through the front, batting
and back - all three.
I tried everything I could think of to fix it. This was the best I
could do,
shown at the bottom of this picture below.
It fit so nicely on a queen bed, but no one wanted a quilt with a darned place on it.
Years later I reworked this quilt, cutting off the two sides to make a
Twin quilt out of it.
Then I used the sides that I'd cut off to make a baby quilt. Both of
those sold quickly!
The last of my set of four baby quilts made from one panel. And yet
another quilt
that I don't know what became of it!
I really like the look of "column quilts" but I guess I'm alone
in that. This quilt is still
for sale as of 2026 - four years is a long time in quilt years.
Sold in EMQS 2023.
Sold on Etsy to a lady in Elizabethtown, PA.
of the one from 2020 but trust me, this is what it looked like! :-)
Sold in EMQS 2022.
I have all her books and have made many of her lovely patterns, including this one.
This was one of my very favorite QFH quilts that I've made.
of the quilt. I wanted mine to have a distinct edge, so I made up my own version of the pattern.
Somewhere there's a picture of me holding this up in front of the Timbers
Lodge, but I don't know
where that picture is anymore.
Sold via Etsy to a lady in Saint Peters, MO.
This was made from leftovers from that project.
Sold via Etsy to one of my Mom's dearest friends in Westville, OK.
This was one of those panels that didn't need much help. I just added a couple of borders and
a hanging sleeve and quilted it. I let the customer decide if it's a wall hanging or baby quilt.
I love that I got to see the new grandbaby enjoying it!!
I made two quilts very similar, and this one I don't know what happened to
it.
That's the theme of 2022 - where did my quilts go?!
Sold to a good friend of mine in Cordova, TN.
I made this pattern a few years ago and gave it a bright blue
border. This time I stuck with the
black & white theme and like this one better. It was a
biggie!
My niece Rebecca was a science teacher, so when I saw this pattern that
reminded me of a DNA
strand, I thought of her upcoming wedding. Her colors were plum, black,
and gray, so there you go!
A frequent customer of my table toppers, this lady from Mesa, AZ asked me
to make a custom quilt that was very long, narrow, and was the same fabric
on both sides. She also wanted to pillow covers in the same
fabric.
Sadly, this one still sits in my Etsy shop as of 2026.
108. Caribou Sled Panel
Purchased at the Senior Center by friends of mine. I'm happy to be part of their Christmas decor!
This sold on Etsy to a lady in Escondido, CA.
This was another project I made out of those cute birds. I wasn't
happy with my
green and gold stars, but I hoped there was someone from Jamaica out there
who would appreciate my use of their flag colors.
This one, the smaller of the two I made from this fabric, sold on Etsy to someone in Washington state.
