I'm real keen on orange quilts. They seem warmer, don't you think? This is a pattern I had laying around for years. I think I won it as a door prize. It was fun and easy and I was very pleased with Carla's quilting.

Using Tara Faughnan's "Galactic" quilt pattern and striped batik fabric, I created this 60 degree log cabin design where the colors flow from one block to the next. I wanted the quilting to disappear on the top but "pop" against the black backing.

Celebrating 10 years if INMOD, the group that inspires others to create.

This quilt was a cascade of events. I love dragonflies & collect dragonfly fabric. I first saw the panel, later came across the book, One-Block Wonder Panel Quilts. It all sat for 2 yrs. before I started it with a friend at a retreat last Fall.

I have always been drawn to miniature quilts. I used foundation paper piecing to put this quilt together, choosing bright colors. The embellishments were a fun addition. I have completed nearly a half dozen miniature quilts.

The central motif is a lone star with subsequent borders pieced, embroidered, applique anda braided border using Flynn technique. This quilt was a semi-finalist at AQS New England Quilt Week 2026

My mother planted several trees prior to her death in 2016. Nine of them are gone now, and a fir that’s been around for a long time is dying. This is a tribute to her memory, and her love of tree’s.

A self portrait (silhouette) showing different events over the last ten years. It will be raw edge applique with names and events in abstract lettering of grief and bss.

This was my first quilt from a pattern. I had so much fun making every corner match up. Read: tear out, try again, repeat, repeat…..repeat. It let me into the mind set of quilters, and gives me so much more respect for good fabric.

Was looking for a relief to making King size quilts. Also a suggestion from a friend to enter a "mini" quilt. Was made pretty quick, but my hand quilting skills definitely need a class!