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The red stars set in the hexagons appear to be twirling :)
This quilt top shows so well in person. The red and yellow combination is beautiful.
The tie dye fabric has a gold metallic vein through it which shows very well.
This focus fabric features bowling pins and made some interesting stars.
The purples in this quilt top are brighter than shown and the light blocks are in a mix of light purples.
Don't worry -- the Kite got a tail in the quilting:)
This is a very dramatic and sophisticated looking quilt. The fabric in the sashing and 9-patch cornerstones is black with a gold fleck in it.
The stacked hexagons look good in the triangle setting on this quilt top.
I liked the partial octagon stars in the border of this quilt top.
This is one of the tops where I just kept adding blocks until I liked the way it looked.
Colorful little wall hanging for a kitchen or breakfast room.
A very dainty cottage quilt. Great way to announce the spring season in a room.
The background floral fabric is a linen blend and is also used for the pinwheel stacks.
Surfer Joe is showcased in one of the larger blocks and the Hula Twins in another.
This quilt top shows more contrast in person and the sawtooth borders on the blocks are really nice.
The little striped border added a lot to this quilt top.
A striking quilt top with the black background. The focus fabric had large fish on black - thus the pieced fish and bubbles.
Very delicate colors blend well. Small piecing.
The moment I saw this beautiful and colorful focus fabric, I knew that I wanted to combine it with black and white in a checkerboard setting.
Great subdued fabrics in this one.
This quilt top was so much fun to make! I just kept making blocks and fill-ins that would add to the look. The little apples are my favorite part of the quilt.
I loved making this quilt top! The rainbow background really set of the colorwheel octagons.
I think this would be a great quilt for a baby boy! The boxes are pieced from stacked madras plaid.
Great fabric with old-fashioned little kids on it.
This quilt makes me think of a nice Wintertime nap!
The octagons in this quilt top are made with a very pretty holly fabric that forms wreaths in many of the blocks.
The doves on the focus fabric became snowflakes when used in mirror image 8 stacks :)
This is a wonderful piece of focus fabric showing African women and children. I was so pleased with the corners on the on-point setting.
Loved the pink rick-rack type border on this quilt.
Red and Yellow didn't used to be one of my favorite color combinations. It is now!
This is a very delicate looking quilt and the ribbon border shows very well.
Great kids quilt with all of the animals in the border hexagons.
The pinwheels and border hexagons were made with a flag print.
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The fabric for the octagons in this quilt has leopards on it. Same fabric in the tiny pinwheels.
Sweet looking quilt with lots of flowers.
The nine-patches with color in them also include triple stacks in this quilt top.
Always trying to design new ways to set the Stacked Octagons! Love the pieced hearts :)
The focus fabric is covered in close set moose. Pulled so many different browns for this top :)
Pink and brown make such a great combination. The focus fabric is a linen blend and the 16 patches are made with stacks of that fabric combined with different browns.
The octagon shape of this quilt makes it a very striking wall hanging.
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The focus fabric in this quilt is covered in red and orange roses. Very showy!
The tiny pinwheels look so playful
Lots of tiny pieces but loved the effect.
These courthouse step blocks make a plaid-like look because of fabric placement.
Notice those very tiny half square triangles in the border!
When the pinwheel blocks are split they form a block that looks like a flower.
The pale pink to dark red blocks give a lot of depth.
Loved the Sawtooth Star plus four patches corner treatment on this quilt top.
Loved these colors and the focus fabric with faces, eagles, buffalo, etc!
The colors are much brighter in person.
Liked this log cabin setting and the red and brown color combination.
By tiny, I mean finished at one inch!
A simple scrap pattern that always shows well.
This is the second quilt top made from this fabric . What looks brown is a gold metallic dot on black. Very dramatic quilt in the artificial light of evening because the gold metallic really shows.
The focus fabric has Palm trees and Flamingos. This quilt top is brighter than the picture.
The double fold bias binding that comes with this Quilt Top is also scrappy. The Quilt Top is more of an orange-red than shown.
Working with the stacks to make the center of this quilt top was so much fun. The blue background color is a little brighter in person.
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I love thinking of my work being enjoyed by others!!
Really pleased with this design and the great colors!
A very spring looking top. Really liked the way the hexagons and angles created a line between the baskets.
The nine patches finish at 3 inches. Note I used two different background fabrics so that I could make a Friendship star in each block. While the star doesn't show a lot, it brightens the whole quilt :)
This is a foundation pieced strip quilt. While this type of piecing is as old as can be, the quilts can look very contemporary. Surprisingly work intensive to get the angles the way you want them.
One of the very few quilts I've done with hand applique!
While this top is small, the visual impact isn't! The nine patches are finished at three inches. This one is a favorite of mine :)
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