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Inspired by and paying homage to her hometown of Salt Lake City, Woodlands is Emily's most recent quilt. Done in her trademark collage quilting style, you feel as if its centerpiece squirrel is almost going to come out and greet you.

Learn from Emily by watching Show 2712.

WoodlandsbyEmilyTaylor - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

WoodlandsbyEmilyTaylor - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

WoodlandsbyEmilyTaylor - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

WoodlandsbyEmilyTaylor - 36 Pieces Rotating

WoodlandsbyEmilyTaylor - 100 Pieces Rotating

WoodlandsbyEmilyTaylor - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Zumi Hidalgo

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Congratulations to Cynthia England for her quilt Reflections of Cape Town (68" x 72"), the Best of Show at Houston 2016.

Cynthia writes about her quilt:

“I was fortunate to teach quilting in South Africa. While there, we took a side to and visited Cape Town. This picture was taken in a fishing village there. I loved the bright colors and the reflections were something I wanted to try to recreate in fabric. I am constantly amazed at the beautiful places where quilting takes me. This quilt took about a year to make and has approximately 8400 individual pattern pieces in it.”

See the Full Quilt Here.

You can learn piecing from Cynthia in our Piecing Masterclass Part 2 and Show 1412: "I Can't Believe It's Pieced!"

ReflectionsofCapeTownbyCynthiaEngland - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

ReflectionsofCapeTownbyCynthiaEngland - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

ReflectionsofCapeTownbyCynthiaEngland - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

ReflectionsofCapeTownbyCynthiaEngland - 36 Pieces Rotating

ReflectionsofCapeTownbyCynthiaEngland - 100 Pieces Rotating

ReflectionsofCapeTownbyCynthiaEngland - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Dress Up measures 19" x 24-1/2" and was created by Jamie Fingal in 2012 for the 8 That Create gallery show in New York. To learn more about Jamie's Dress Up series of quilts click here.

See the Full Quilt Here.

Star Members can watch and learn from Jamie in Show 1702: Rebel With a Cause.

DressUpbyJamieFingal - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

DressUpbyJamieFingal - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

DressUpbyJamieFingal - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

DressUpbyJamieFingal - 99 Pieces Rotating

DressUpbyJamieFingal - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Gregory Case

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Created using TAP, or Transfer Artist Paper, Lynn Koolish's Water Lilies (14" x16") is actually three images in one. TAP is an iron-on transfer that allowed Lynn to take three different images and make one singular image, providing a matte look that printing right onto fabric wouldn't provide her. The finished result is an image that looks like it was made with water colors rather than just a couple of pictures.

Learn from Lynn by watching Show 2711.

WaterLiliesbyLynnKoolish - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

WaterLiliesbyLynnKoolish - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

WaterLiliesbyLynnKoolish - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

WaterLiliesbyLynnKoolish - 36 Pieces Rotating

WaterLiliesbyLynnKoolish - 100 Pieces Rotating

WaterLiliesbyLynnKoolish - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Kristin Goedert

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Featuring circular designs created with Applipops, Maybel is the name of both this quilt and Pokey's airstream trailer. Pokey named it after a goat that she saw on Instagram that was pregnant with four kids. To her, the pregnant goat resembled the shape of her airstream and now this quilt adorns the trailer wherever it travels to.

Learn from Pokey by watching Show 2711.

MaybelbyPokeyBolton - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

MaybelbyPokeyBolton - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

MaybelbyPokeyBolton - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

MaybelbyPokeyBolton - 36 Pieces Rotating

MaybelbyPokeyBolton - 100 Pieces Rotating

MaybelbyPokeyBolton - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Kristin Goedert