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Wendy writes, "This design is ribbon appliqué in a split stitch intertwined with a string of candlewicking knots in heavy thread. I love the shades of the primary colors and how the shapes dance with each other. I tested my free motion quilting with straight stitches and realized they needed to show a bit more. So I used the grey thread in a few places and continued to use different free motion quilting techniques. - straight lines, pebbles, flames and curls."

Star Members can watch Wendy in Show 2203: Putting the "T" in T-Shirt Quilts.

RibbonAppliqueQuiltbyWendyGrande - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

RibbonAppliqueQuiltbyWendyGrande - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

RibbonAppliqueQuiltbyWendyGrande - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

RibbonAppliqueQuiltbyWendyGrande - 36 Pieces Rotating

RibbonAppliqueQuiltbyWendyGrande - 100 Pieces Rotating

RibbonAppliqueQuiltbyWendyGrande - 289 Pieces Rotating

Photo Courtesy of Wendy Grande

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Black, ice, and gold dominate this T-shirt quilt created by Wendy featuring shirts from the Dominican Penguins volleyball team.

Star Members can watch Wendy in Show 2203: Putting the "T" in T-Shirt Quilts.

BorntoPlaybyWendyGrande - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

BorntoPlaybyWendyGrande - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

BorntoPlaybyWendyGrande - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

BorntoPlaybyWendyGrande - 36 Pieces Rotating

BorntoPlaybyWendyGrande - 100 Pieces Rotating

BorntoPlaybyWendyGrande - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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"Seasons" by Wendy Grande is a beautiful ribbon appliqué quilt with lovely feathered quilting.

Star Members can watch Wendy in Show 2203: Putting the "T" in T-Shirt Quilts.

SeasonsbyWendyGrande - 36 Pieces Non-Rotating

SeasonsbyWendyGrande - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

SeasonsbyWendyGrande - 289 Pieces Non-Rotating

SeasonsbyWendyGrande - 36 Pieces Rotating

SeasonsbyWendyGrande - 100 Pieces Rotating

SeasonsbyWendyGrande - 289 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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This quilt makes us think of Spring. It's another visually stunning quilt by Betty Busby.

Star Members can watch Betty in Show 2202: Working with Unusual Materials and Decoding an Antique Block.

DowntheGardenPathbyBettyBusby - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

DowntheGardenPathbyBettyBusby - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

DowntheGardenPathbyBettyBusby - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

DowntheGardenPathbyBettyBusby - 35 Pieces Rotating

DowntheGardenPathbyBettyBusby - 99 Pieces Rotating

DowntheGardenPathbyBettyBusby - 300 Pieces Rotating

Photos Courtesy of Betty Busby

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Betty Busby's quilt, Dark Lichen, is inspired by macro-scale images of lichen which can grow on even bare rocks in the desert. She created this quilt using machine appliqué, fusing, and painting.

Star Members can watch Betty in Show 2202: Working with Unusual Materials and Decoding an Antique Block.

DarkLichenbyBettyBusby - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

DarkLichenbyBettyBusby - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

DarkLichenbyBettyBusby - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

DarkLichenbyBettyBusby - 35 Pieces Rotating

DarkLichenbyBettyBusby - 99 Pieces Rotating

DarkLichenbyBettyBusby - 300 Pieces Rotating

Photos Courtesy of Betty Busby