Three friends and I went on an East coast quilt cruise in August, 2024. We all chose the same pattern to make but chose different fabrics. It was a great time for friendship, food and fun times.

I bought the kit and pattern 10 years ago, labeled the fabric and then put it away until this past winter. I added more fabric to the mix to make the quilt larger and also changed the border. I used a wool batting.

Four of us did a 'girls trip' on a Stitchin' Heaven quilt cruise last summer. I didn't care for the fabric that was going to be provided so I took my own – purple & teal – all from my stash. One of my favorite quilts I've ever made!!

I saw a sweatshirt and tried doing an art quilt with a pinwheel.

A magical quilter from Charity Center pieced this quilt. Hope it is magically completed!

Saw this at last year’s quilt show. Kept returning and looking at it; thought it was so sweet. I originally thought it was calves. Fun & fast quilt to make. Used leftover scraps from the layer cake to make the border.

I saw Julia Quiltoff quilting this and just had to have this pattern. I absolutely love the balance of appliqué and piecing. This is both computerized and freehand quilted. Enjoy

This was an adventure figuring out what to do with the center challenge block. Once I put it on point I played around with it for a few months and here are the results. Enjoy.

This was a delightful quilt kit offered by Robin Ruth Designs. It was fun to make, adding my own person touches. I love the border print fabric that forms the star.

I started this quilt many years ago. Every clam shell had to be cut and fused separately to the foundation. There are about 30 in each block. This was the year to dig in and finish it.