Member’s Photo Gallery

My attempt at a raw edge applique portrait to honor my 90 something neighbor for braving this COVID world, following all the rules and still living her life fully. 11" square

A little valentine...”What the world need now is love, sweet love.”

I received this from a friend and thought it was so cute.

This is the first bed size quilt I ever made. After a year of octagon table toppers, I started this. My husband wanted it to be “fluffy” like his mom used to make so I used 3 thick poly batting rolls....

A just-finished top made of scraps from a twister quilt from several years ago.

Four new zippy bags. The sea turtle bag will go to my daughter on the west coast.

This wintery wall hanging is the result of a NWQ demo day which included foundation piecing. I sewed some beads to the trees for fun and sparkle.

Within weeks of lockdown last March, Gudrun Erla had a quilt-along of her Elvira pattern. I had lots of Marcia Derse fabrics and this big block pattern seemed just right for Elvira. Having something new and fresh to work on helped keep me focused and calm in the strange early days of COVID 19....

"Once Upon a Memory" The houses were together in one panel and you cut them apart. There is coordinating fabric. Doug Leko - Antler Quilt Design writes the book and patterns each year with a new design and fabric line.

Easy needle turn applique but piecing with way too many points. This is a Lisa Bonjean pattern, Garden of Stitches.

This quilt was requested in December by a lady facing heart surgery. She wants to take it to the hospital for her surgery recovery.

When visiting a B & B in Oregon a few years ago, I noticed the owner was a quilter. We talked a lot about her beautiful entries, but what I most liked were her “bibs”. She makes shirt coverings for others with dementia, Alzheimer's, or tremors....

Our daughter asked us to make a wall hanging to display at the bank in January/ February. This is from a pattern in McCall’s Quilting 2017 called “Believing in Tomorrow".

We also made the following wall hanging for March and April called “Labyrinth” from Calico Carriage.

Both of these lap quilts are from kit number six. I modified the one with the rowboat with some of my fabric as the second panel that was in the kit, which was intended to be cut up for use with this quilt, was too pretty to cut up....