I like the Frank Lloyd Wright look to this pattern. Didn’t want to make the larger quilt in this pattern, but instead a slight variation to the table runner. I plan to hang it up for its stained glass window look.

WSQ Pinwheel Challenge

Gwen & Gran designed this quilt of their cats. Gwen's cats are Willow & Kaladin and Gran's cats are Thor & Zena. Gwen picked all the fabric and did all the sewing and Gran did the rotary cutting and quilting on her longarm. This is Gwen's 3rd quilt.

My bff Terry and I embarked on a journey to print our own fabric with block printing and gel plate printing techniques. Many of my printed pieces are sewn into this quilt that hangs above my stairs to remind me of all the fun we can have during our

This quilt is an abstraction of a photo I took at Cape Disappointment, Washington. I learned these techniques in a class with Maria Shell.

"A circle in a spiral, a wheel within a wheel Never ending nor beginning on an ever-spinning reel As the images unwind like the circles that you find In the windmills of your mind"

I won these quilt blocks at WSQ. It is my favorite block and my favorite color scheme. Took me forever to decide on a layout, I was making it way too complicated. Finally decided to just take half of the blocks and get it done!

Seminole Sky started with trying to learn improv design with scraps and leftover blocks. And then I became obsessed with making Seminole strips. Seminole Sky is mountains and water and night sky.

The process of figuring out how/what to make is fun but stressful. And then for some unknown reason, it all comes together and is finished in time for the quilt show.

Friends saying "stunning, awesome, etc" talked me out of numerous quilts! YouTube inspiration plus love of the Irish Chain and endowed with a friend's shoebox of 2" squares resulted in the quilt that will finally stay on my king-sized bed-Fellowship