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Discover "The Mystery of the Salem Quilt Guild" in this delightfully spooky quilt by Meg Hawkey of Crabapple Hill Studio.

Click here to find the patterns on Meg's site.

Star Members can watch Meg in Show 2009: Sweet Treats with Vintage Appeal also featuring Sally Frey.

TheMysteryoftheSalemQuiltGuildbyMegHawkey - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

TheMysteryoftheSalemQuiltGuildbyMegHawkey - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

TheMysteryoftheSalemQuiltGuildbyMegHawkey - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

TheMysteryoftheSalemQuiltGuildbyMegHawkey - 35 Pieces Rotating

TheMysteryoftheSalemQuiltGuildbyMegHawkey - 100 Pieces Rotating

TheMysteryoftheSalemQuiltGuildbyMegHawkey - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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"End of the Spin" is another multiple award-winning quilt by Melissa Sobotka. It shows the ends of spools of yarn used for weaving the weft. Included among its many awards are Best of Show at AQS Lancaster 2016 and the Gammill Master Award for Contemporary Artistry at Houston 2015.

Star Members can watch Melissa in Show 2008: Photo Realism in Fabric.

EndoftheSpinbyMelissaSobotka - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

EndoftheSpinbyMelissaSobotka - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

EndoftheSpinbyMelissaSobotka - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

EndoftheSpinbyMelissaSobotka - 35 Pieces Rotating

EndoftheSpinbyMelissaSobotka - 99 Pieces Rotating

EndoftheSpinbyMelissaSobotka - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Chihuly's Gondola by Melissa Sobotka is a multiple award-winning quilt. Its numerous awards include: the Handi Quilter Best of Show award at the Houston International Quilt Festival in 2013 and the Best of Show award at AQS QuiltWeek® – Charlotte, North Carolina 2014.

Learn how Melissa creates her magnificent quilts in Show 2008: Photo Realism in Fabric.

Chihuly'sGondolabyMelissaSobotka - 32 Pieces Non-Rotating

Chihuly'sGondolabyMelissaSobotka - 98 Pieces Non-Rotating

Chihuly'sGondolabyMelissaSobotka - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

Chihuly'sGondolabyMelissaSobotka - 32 Pieces Rotating

Chihuly'sGondolabyMelissaSobotka - 98 Pieces Rotating

Chihuly'sGondolabyMelissaSobotka - 300 pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Melissa writes about her quilt, "I prefer not to show faces on angels so you can focus on their power instead of their personality. In viewing this angel from behind, I wanted to know what it was gazing upon. It became the universe. In the vastness of the universe, the focus narrowed to a pinpoint. This faceless angel became the one that patiently and lovingly stands sentry, guarding, guiding, and watching over me."

Star Members can watch how Melissa makes her quilts in Show 2008: Photo Realism in Fabric.

AngelWatchingOverMebyMelissaSobotka - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

AngelWatchingOverMebyMelissaSobotka - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

AngelWatchingOverMebyMelissaSobotka - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

AngelWatchingOverMebyMelissaSobotka - 35 Pieces Rotating

AngelWatchingOverMebyMelissaSobotka - 99 Pieces Rotating

AngelWatchingOverMebyMelissaSobotka - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis

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Melissa's quilt, Silk Road Sampler, took Best of Show at Road to California 2016.

The quilt is based on a photograph and measures 60" x 67."

Melissa writes:
Where east meets west in Istanbul, there is a Spice Bazaar that has been there since 1597. There, surrounded by exotic smells and tastes, the vibrant colors of the silk road come alive. One vendor had so many ornate pillows of various colors and designs, it was like viewing an appliqué sampler.

SilkRoadSamplerbyMelissaSobotka - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

SilkRoadSamplerbyMelissaSobotka - 100 Pieces Non-Rotating

SilkRoadSamplerbyMelissaSobotka - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

SilkRoadSamplerbyMelissaSobotka - 35 Pieces Rotating

SilkRoadSamplerbyMelissaSobotka - 100 Pieces Rotating

SilkRoadSamplerbyMelissaSobotka - 300 Pieces Rotating

Original Photo: Mary Kay Davis