With some repairs to the blocks, this quilt is done. It is a treasure of calicos. Why the person pieced the blocks onto the background, unknown. Had to work in the shifting due to fullness. Simple made this quilt perfect.

The basket I used in this project is a modified Robin Ruth pattern that I have wanted to make for a long while. The flowers are from fabric I had prepped for appliqué a very long time ago. I recently unearthed them and finally found the right project

Testing form, please disregard

My guild is celebrating our 10th anniversary so I wanted to make a quilt using a diamond pattern. Jen Kingwell had a perfect fit.

I bought interesting fabric by Seth Aptor and went looking for a pattern. My title for this piece is "Live within" referring to the text in the quilt.

I hadn't worked with Dresden fans in this layering technique and I enjoyed the color combinations and the layered applique.

I love to quilt in opposite colors, blue and orange being my favorite. I hadn't used those colors in a few years and this pattern seemed perfect (with a little red thrown in for fun).

I designed this pattern at QuiltCon 2025, and with the help of my friend Abby, made this colorway that makes it feel like the fabric is flowing across the quilt. I used all AGF Pure Solids. This pattern is for sale at www.monthofmayquilting.com

This fish bag is my favorite wearable quilted item I have made. It is so fun and happy, and brings me so much joy (I love his wonky little hand). I love a fish motif! This is the first time I have made a bag and sewn a zipper.

A Tisket a Tasket Cupcakes are in my Basket!