They will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the Lord for the display of His splendor. Is 61:3 Created for my friend Nancy, whose life stands strong through the seasons, walking in righteousness and displaying His glory for all to see.

I purchased the Spam fabric in Hawaii. Each of my quilt retreat friends received a fat quarter to make something to enter in the quilt show. I challenged myself to try an “in the hoop” design for potholders to go with a quilted trivet.

I received this quilt block of the month kit, as a retirement gift, from a dear friend. After starting and "resting" for 4 years it was finally finished.

I have been looking at this quilt pattern for years, finally purchased a kit, since it was a smaller version. Victoria Vinson

I fell in love with Anna Maria’s Echinacea fabric collection. I then began looking for a pattern to showcase those colorful coneflowers beautifully. I think the two are a perfect match! My Tula stash was used to foundation paper piece the starbursts.

A simple layout with the curves of the Easter eggs paired with Tilda’s country memories spring collection was perfection for me! I love the sweet pastel colors and the warmth of the mustard chambray background fabrics together.

I wanted the challenge of this pattern with foundation paper piecing and curves and it was a great opportunity to showcase Tula Pink’s large designs. It was really a fun sew and I’m excited to make another utilizing Halloween prints and colors.

I have admired these styles of quilts for many years. After having completed two other English paper pieced quilts, I decided to dive in. It was an 18 month BOM and I kept up and each month she just grew bigger. I am very pleased with her beauty!

I made this quilt top (mostly) during a class at last year’s quilt show! It was a great day of sewing and chatting with Fran (Cotton and Joy) and now I have this beautiful quilt!

When I decided I wanted to learn how to quilt in 2022, this was the pattern I chose. I was humbled almost immediately! After learning how to sew curves and some paper piecing, I felt confident I could finally finish this quilt.