I love vintage looking Halloween and this panel called my name loud & clear! Found the complete kit at Sweet Creek Creations at the 2025 WSQ show and grabbed it. Had a lot of fun piecing the top and quilting it.

I have had a fascination with these vintage quilts, tops, and kits for MANY years! When I can find one at a price I can afford, I try to grab it. This was a lucky find recently. I haven't started hand quilting or appliqué only quilts YET!

A find on Ebay for a quilt that I had never had any interest in making for myself. I did send a note to the seller asking the name of the person who made this but they did not know. Gorgeous quilt that has silk combined with cottons. Lucky me!

This wall hanging was created to picture how it was going to feel when I no longer had my loving husband by my side.

In my dreams I am free floating in a sea of black with vivid colors all around me, just like the turtle and fish in this wall hanging.

I had completed a red/ multicolored version of this quilt in 2023. When I saw this version in Kaffe’s new book “Quilts in London” I knew I needed to do another one. The fabric is so rich in color and texture it makes sewing all those large diamonds.

This was a quilt kit from Shabby Fabrics – loved the colors and the flow of the blocks. Fun!!!!!

I have had this pattern for many years. Decided it was time to applique and quilt it. I love doing handwork at night while watching TV. The colors are very soft and pleasing.

A beautiful winter scene reminding me of my Pennsylvania upbringing. Bernice created the quilt, Teresa quilted it with her APQS Lenni. Computer made snowflakes in the border, the rest is free motion! The logs were the best part!

This quilt reminds me of my childhood trips to Seaside, New Jersey! It was quilted with my APQS Lenni. Computer guided design in the border and a few icons throughout the quilt (sand pail and a beach ball). The rest is free motion hand guided.