Golden Daisy Quilt Designs 

Golden Daisy Quilts offers unique and heirloom quality quilts, all designed by Cuc.  Many of her designs stem from inspirations of Nature such as the logo quilt shown on the website.  It is a maple leaf quilting pattern with a twist of an extra triangle at the stem of the maple leaf and set diagonally against the background of Bryce Canyons NP.  This quilt was exhibited in Paris, France at the Patchwork Quilts by a E. Burgess and received lots of compliments. It is still Cuc's best design.

Cuc's quilting artwork covers a spectrum of small to large quilts and the styles are mostly traditional with occasions of modern quilting added.  Her recent art wall piece is a stunning Grizzly Bears family portrait that has been a huge selling quilting art piece in the Northwest.  

Furthermore, Golden Daisy Quilt Designs also offers a selection of stylish aprons which will delight customers of all ages: toddler to adult.  A limited quantity of mom & daughter or mom & boy matching aprons sets are available via requests.

Lastly, Cuc is an advocate for animal's rights and promote the awareness of "adoptdontshop".  Shehas made hundreds of bandanas, fleece tug toys and donated to humane society of Northwest Montana and For the Love of Dogs Vermont to get more dogs adopted.   Currently, she is designing a fleece coat for one senior dog who had been in the shelter too long.

Browse through GDQ website for her beautiful & stunning quilts.

1. Her Venetian Stained Glass quilt shown int the Gallery page was exhibited in 2007 Outdoor Quilt Show in Bozeman, Montana. Her special Foliage Runner/Wall Hanging was exhibited by E. Burgess at Paris Patchwork in Spring 2011.  Golden Daisy Quilts' work was featured in Stowe Guide & Magazine's Summer/Fall 2008 issue and in Tokyo Quilting Magazine Spring of 2009 issue. 

Left:Golden Daisy Quilts "Foliage Wall Hanging" received best patchwork design at the exhibition in Paris, France 2011. Top Right: Tokyo Japanese Quilting magazine published in 2009.  Lower Right: Article published in Stowe Guide Magazine Summer/Fall 2008