Loom quilts

Confession: I save every nice ribbon, every pretty box, every sheet of tissue paper I come across — because beautiful packaging matters, and as a small maker, bulk buying isn’t always an option.
When someone receives a memory quilt made from their child’s old clothes, I want the whole experience to feel special. So I make it work with what I have.
Fellow small business owners — what are your best packaging tips? Share below 👇

I honestly wish I could give one of these to everyone

Thank you so much for being here and for sharing your kind comments.

The winner of the quilt is… ✨ ✨

Please send me a message so I can arrange everything for you.

For everyone who didn’t win — I’m opening a small number of spaces for custom memory quilts over the next few weeks. If you’ve been thinking about having one made, you can send me a message.

Zoe x

I’ve been holding onto the leftover squares from all the memory quilts I’ve made over the years…

Each one has a different story — a first outfit, a favourite babygrow, clothes that meant something to someone. It felt a shame to throw them away.

So I made something with them.

This quilt is made up of those fragments — lots of little memories, stitched together into one.

And I’d love for it to go to a new home.

I’m giving this one away over the Easter weekend!🐣

To enter:
- Follow
- Like this post
- Comment “Easter quilt”
- Or send to someone sentimental like you

Giveaway closes Easter Sunday 5th and I’ll announce the winner on Easter Monday

Zoe x