Isn't this breath taking?! Veronica's piecing of this complicated pattern was excellent! 
She wanted it to be quilted with old fashioned feathers. 
The square, triangle, and border motifs were designed by "Three Sisters". 
I guess that my photo doesnt show how perfectly those 8 points in the center matched. Masterful! 
This elegant quilt needed elegant quilting. 
Robyn chose "Abudant Feathers" designed by Three Sisters. 
This pattern is "Lady Liberty" by Karen Stone. 
Robyn did a great job with all of these heavily pieced and curved seams! 
If you scroll back a month or so, you'll see some of this quilt's sisters. 
This one is quilted with the "Bubbles" pantograph and bright variegated thread.
This bold quilt uses the "Gotham" series of fabrics by Benetrex. The center is quilted with Jodi Beamish's "Water World" pantograph. 
The border is custom quilted. It took great bravery and advanced mathmatics for Lori to perfectly match and miter the 4 corners. Can you find the seam? Very skillful, Lori!
Isn't this an interesting way to set sampler blocks? Lori made this for her lucky sister who loves purple. 
The pretty peach color of the backing doesn't show up well, but the pantograph is "Gingko Leaves" by Tammy Finkler. 
Schley teaches a class in how to make a "Trip Around the World". Now this class sample will be a gift for a friend.
It is quilted with Jessica Schnick's "Luscious Leaves" pantograph. 
Here is another "Trip". Isn't this stunning?
Here's a close up of some of the fabrics. It is quilted with the "Bubbles" pantograph. This is going to Schley's daughter who will be moving to a new apartment soon.
And this Strips and Curves wall quilt will hang above the bed!
Wilma made this quilt as a gift for her daughter's 25th wedding anniversery. 
She chose wool batting which gave it a wonderful loft. 
This quilt is a gift for Wilma's grand daughter who is doing an internship with "Dancing Horses". Can you see the quilted hearts? It was made with lots of love. 
Aileen machine appliqued soft brown fabric for this adorable bear. The bear is outlined with stitches and there are bees quilted into the background. This is a gift for her soon-to-be-born grandchild.
I was honored to be asked to quilt this masterpiece! It was designed by Jacqueline de Jonge and the book is called "Be Colourful, The Colourful Quilt".
Lory is a masterful piecer! For all it's curves and contortions, the quilt was perfectly flat!
I quilted much of the background with teeny pebbles to mimic the print of the fabric.
Then it was a matter of deciding what to quilt and what to leave alone for textural contrast.
Lory included tons of great batiks. And notice all the gradations. It will be a wonderful wall quilt!
Another joyful baby quilt!
Laurel chose the "Popcorn" pantograph because it looks like clouds. 
