Welcome to
Tulaberry Quilt Studio
— and thank you.
Thank you for being here. For valuing the work of hands. For choosing something made slowly, with intention, in a world that rarely slows down.
Every quilt that leaves this studio carries with it a piece of the Willamette Valley, a thread of quilting history, and a quiet belief that the things we surround ourselves with should be worth keeping. That's the heart of our "timelessly modern, thoughtfully handcrafted" philosophy — and it's only possible because of customers like you, who understand why that matters.
Supporting a small, independent studio is a meaningful act. You're not just purchasing a quilt — you're helping sustain a craft, a creative practice, and a belief that beauty and utility can coexist in a single, well-made thing.
I'm so glad you found your way here.
With gratitude,
Hilary
Founder & Quilt Artisan

Meet our founder
Hilary Ely first developed her love of sewing in her grandmother's house — where creativity was enthusiastically encouraged and fabric scraps were fair game. She received her first sewing machine at 14 and has been creating with fabric ever since.
One of her most prized possessions is a quilt her mother made by hand — a vintage heirloom and the quiet heart of everything she makes.
When not in the studio, she's often found elbow-deep in garden soil, tending her collection of David Austin roses, and finding room for just one more plant. She lives in the heart of the Willamette Valley with her husband and their best furry friend, Flinn.