Kathy B. made two quilts for charity.
Kathy B. with Bright Hopes, a traditional block, and a scrappy yellow quilt sure to warm someone's heart.
Anne T. with a Sashiko pocket using a grid to sew the pattern. She made this while her car was being serviced in the garage. She worked many hours on a previous pattern and threw it away by mistake. From a class she took with Merrymeeting Adult Ed in Topsham.
Anne T. with an orphan block base and collaging other elements on to it.
Anne T. with a textile collage. A re-working of the saying "Nothing Gold Can Stay Quilt" that she made and exhibited at Maine Quilts.
Jean P. made this unfinished piece at a class at Maine Quilts. Nancy Roelfsema taught the class called "Quilted Tile." We hope to see this interesting piece when Jean is all done.
Jean P. made these table covers for a family apple cider pressing day. How fun!
Sandi H. made this bright and beautiful Dresden quilt for a challenge.
Sandi H. made this embroidered table runner.
Sandi H. made this cozy quilt using a square in a square block taught at one of our Tacoma workshops.
Kat made this throw carpet using her husband's ripped jeans. No pattern, just Kat's usual creative mind at work!
"Peek-a-boo" quilt block taught at Maine Quilts by Marci Baker.
Leanne T. makes such interesting quilts. This one is called Shenandoah from Creative Solutions.
Leanne also made this Peek-a-Boo block. She said it is a classic Hollow Cubes block and is from Carol Thelen.
Carol made this quilt for a wedding in California. That sure looks like California sunshine to me!
Another quilt from Carol, this one featuring dogs. Three Woofs from us!
Donna M. said there is no pattern for her duck panel quilt The request was for a quilt with Mallard ducks and she hopes this fits the bill.
Donna's quilt using gel plates at Maine Quilts. She used an alphabet panel for the back.
Several more pieces from Donna M.
Susan H. was busy over the summer . Susan said that this flower quilt is from an old Connecting Threads kit.
Susan made her lady bug quilt at a class taught by Claire Reid in 2014, approximately. Who can keep track? I'm sure it feels good to have this fun quilt done.
Another old quilt project. Trees quilt from Keepsake Quilting.
Susan also made a quick baby quilt from Krista Moser.
A small quilt using tessellating pinwheels.
Beth (me) made four place mats. The fabric was an old tablecloth, probably from the 1940s or 1950s. The table cloth was not the right size for my table so after years of procrastination, I made place mats which we use daily.
I also made a lap quilt to make an Ocean Waves quilt. I used directions for the block and the quilt top from The Fat Quarter Shop. So many half square triangles! Still needs to be quilted.
Andrea made herself an apron. She thought she made it using her son's old jeans, but apparently they weren't her son's jeans but her husband's! Oops!
Donna M. again with a very simple quilt design. The fabric lights up in the dark. How fun is that?!
