MOTA - Mota is a quillow, the pillow is a paper piecin of a shapei (own desing)

ACUARIO - Bbasandome en los gustos de mi cuñada (colores, motivos) . Regalo para mi sobrinita Izarne. Algun patrón de algún animal esta sacado de la pagina web de fatcatpatterns.

Lake Como II - I've discovered some floral prints work better than others when attempting to achieve this watercolor look. I was convinced I could improve so I started another.

Ladder and plate - This is a two block quilt. Jacobs Ladder and 1/4 of Dresden plate. I used SewBatiks nuance fabric which has many colors within the yardage

Stars and Cubes - Color placement on the 9 patch diamond creates this effect. Only 2 different blocks done many times

Erik's Quilt - This simple 10" block has many settings but is very effective because it is bordered with black & I used all Australian fabrics. It was made as a Christmas present for my son-inlaw.

Fifteen Snowmen - I made three of these throws. One lives in Michigan and is owned by Frank Ebbert. The other is owned by Jody Randel and lives in Islamorada, Fl. I found the pattern at Quilts on Plum Lane in Dade City, Fl. My husband was the snipper.

Becca's French Braid - Rebecca's favorite colors are purple, blue and green. The pattern is from the book French Braid Quilts by Jane Hardy Miller. Jane is knows to me as Rusty from the Quilt Scene in Miami, Fl. I gave Rebecca her quilt in December and she loves it.

Sara's ONE FABRIC WONDER QUILT - I took the workshop but already had the fabric and could not afford to buy more materials at the time. You are suppose to make the quilt using 7-9 yards of a border print of the same fabric. I used Kay's technique but using a design board I laid out the blocks until I found a pleasing arrangement. I used border stripes from a green colorway then put a second boarder using the blue and pink stripe floral border. I made miter corners for the first time. I liked the process and plan to do this quilt again using different fabrics.

Mint Chip for Holly - I love batiks and wanted to use a Bali Pop to make a Christmas gift. I came up with this idea that was fast, fun, and easy to make. If anyone is not familiar with Bali Pops, they are a package of 40 assorted 2 1/2" batik strips by Hoffman. I selected 27 of the strips and arranged them so they shaded from one color to the next and cut 6" segments and sewed them together in a bargello style.

Kaaren's Celtic Flower Medallion - I wanted to make a quilt with both Celtic knotwork and a flower focal point. I hand-painted the design and really began to explore machine quilting on this piece. As I worked on it, the quilt became a favorite of my aunt. She passed away, so it was a while before I could pick it up again and complete it. It is finally finished today on Christmas Day and for that and the memories I am glad.

Nestled at the Lodge - I made two of these wall hangings - adopted from a queen size pattern. I gave one to each of my brothers.

Dylan's Quilt

WonkyWorks39 - I started with piles of leftovers on my sewing table, and began sewing wonky strips together, gradually forming shapes and patterns, without planning anything ahead of time.

Black & White Romance - Black & white solids & prints on the front MORE ROMANCE in Black & white BY ALEX ANDERSON ON THE BACK

Charming Houses - My Charm Group, the Knot Sew Perfect Piecers, exchanged 30's fabrics for six months in 2004. I picked the House Charm Block and made a small quilt entirely by hand. It was a challenge for me, and I thoroughly enjoyed doing it.

Fractured Madness - My first try at English Paper Piecing - loved it and Cindy's directions are fantastic.

My YoYo Tree - In July of this year, the York County Quilters were given our annual challenge. This year it was entitled "Trees With Exposed Roots." We were given a mottled purple fabric that had to show on the quilt top somewhere. I designed my tree from one I saw at a cross country race. I decided to use the focus fabric for the "leaves" of the tree. I made yoyos from the focus fabric as well as two other fabrics. They blended well with my background fabric. I embellished my tree with leaf beads, large seed beads, small seed beads, a bee, and a hummingbird. I embellished the background with two evergreen trees and two small brown bears.