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Mel Beach's quilt, Lime Light, Star Bright, was created for and juried into the Michael Miller Fabric Challenge for QuiltCon 2017.

See The Full Quilt Here.

Star Members can learn about Mel and her challenge quilts in Show 2112: Creating Improvisational Patchwork and Modern Molas & A New Spin on an Antique Quilt.

LimeLight,StarBrightbyMelBeach - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

LimeLight,StarBrightbyMelBeach - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

LimeLight,StarBrightbyMelBeach - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

LimeLight,StarBrightbyMelBeach - 36 Pieces Rotating

LimeLight,StarBrightbyMelBeach - 100 Pieces Rotating

LimeLight,StarBrightbyMelBeach - 289 Pieces Rotating

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When people hear the name Wendy Williams in the quilting world, they probably think of her Round the Garden quilt. Featuring wonderful wool work and embellishments, it stands out most because of its circular design. This design, which you may have already figured out, is a predecessor and influence on our 2021 BOM Color My World.

See more of Wendy's quilts and learn from Barbara Black in Show 2801: TQS BOM 2021 "Color My World".

RoundTheGardenbyWendyWilliams - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

RoundTheGardenbyWendyWilliams - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

RoundTheGardenbyWendyWilliams - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

RoundTheGardenbyWendyWilliams - 36 Pieces Rotating

RoundTheGardenbyWendyWilliams - 100 Pieces Rotating

RoundTheGardenbyWendyWilliams - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Zumi Hidalgo

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Wendy Williams, our 2021 BOM designer, created Pretty Little Pots not as a Block Of the Month kit, but as a Block Of the WEEK kit. "This fun achievable quilt is designed with 52 little blocks, hence the ‘block of the week’ title. The idea is to build up your embroidery skills as you go, like little lessons each week." It's a great quilt to pot your own quilting ideas and let them sprout.

See more of Wendy's quilts and learn from Barbara Black in Show 2801: TQS BOM 2021 "Color My World".

PrettyLittlePotsbyWendyWilliams - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

PrettyLittlePotsbyWendyWilliams - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

PrettyLittlePotsbyWendyWilliams - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

PrettyLittlePotsbyWendyWilliams - 36 Pieces Rotating

PrettyLittlePotsbyWendyWilliams - 100 Pieces Rotating

PrettyLittlePotsbyWendyWilliams - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Zumi Hidalgo

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Holiday Spirit was a guild challenge for Bethanne Nemesh where she had to feature her birthday, which is December 30th. The muse represents December and there are 30 pine cones to represent the date. Made in the early 2000s, it's a bit different from what we see her doing today.

Star Members can watch Bethanne in Show 2107: Extraordinary Binding Techniques & Amazing Fabric Collage.

HolidaySpiritbyBethanneNemesh - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

HolidaySpiritbyBethanneNemesh - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

HolidaySpiritbyBethanneNemesh - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

HolidaySpiritbyBethanneNemesh - 35 Pieces Rotating

HolidaySpiritbyBethanneNemesh - 100 Pieces Rotating

HolidaySpiritbyBethanneNemesh - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Winter Encounter is a beautiful outdoor scene quilt by Carol Ann Sinnreich depicting the cold of winter and the reality of nature. Here's what Carol Ann has to say about her work, "Snow, cold wind, predators and opportunity force wildlife to keep moving. Winter scenes are more colorful. Reflective light from snow creates a multitude of colors setting the mood and the challenge."

The quilt is 54" x 46 1/2" and is made from cotton. It is appliquéd, has machine thread embroidery, and some pigma pen. It is hand and machine quilted.

See the Full Quilt Here.

Star Members can watch Carol in Show 1612: Quilting the Wild West.

WinterEncounterbyCarolAnnSinnreich - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

WinterEncounterbyCarolAnnSinnreich - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

WinterEncounterbyCarolAnnSinnreich - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

WinterEncounterbyCarolAnnSinnreich - 100 Pieces Rotating

WinterEncounterbyCarolAnnSinnreich - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo by Gregory Case