I love this fun frog material. The way she set it made such a great baby boy quilt!!
Anne's daughter stitched these five squares. Then, they set them using these Aunt Gracie prints. Not bad for an 11-year-old!!
Wow!! Looks like a ton of work, but what an awesome quilt!!!
My sister, Debbie Kerr, made this cross stitch poem for her friend who will soon be sealed in the temple.
The Young Women are going to sign their names in the white border and present this quilt to their recently released President of five years. This quilt with sewn by Cathy Arends with the help of Amy Brand and Ronette Mecham.
A mother-in-law finished this quilt for her daughter-in-law as a wedding gift.
Stephanie Kelley found this quilt tucked away somewhere and is now finishing it. If I found stuff like this laying around when I dejunk my house, I might be more motivated!! I especially love her border fabrics
This is for their little boy and has red minkee on the back. It had to have some of the same fabrics as the girl quilt so they'd be a little matchy!! If he stares at this quilt much, he will have plenty of stimulation!!
This is the quilt I made first. I'm so happy with how it turned out although, I wish I had put minkee on the back of this one too.
as a birthday gift for her son-in-law.
I think this is the football game/picnic quilt. Pretty cute for throwing on the ground!!
OK, one is quilted and the other is a project for tomorrow--hopefully. The center is the presewn squares you can buy buy the yard. Beautiful!! This customer serged around the edge of the quilt and used them on the bed "as is" until she could afford to get the quilted!
This is a pattern I have quilted many times, but could never tire of. This is definitely a custom quilt job with all the thread changes and starts and stops, but this is definitely worth the effort!!
I'm no dog expert, but I think my customer called these Dotson dogs. She is a Dotson dog lover and designed this quilt in honor of her dog. Most of the dogs are quilted with a different texture. I love her squared off heart. What a fun twist!! I had a great time quilting this!
This baby quilt will have a scalloped edge top and bottom. This quilt also is quilted with a tiny tight pattern. Beautiful!!
This is another pattern I have quilted many times, but tried a little something new on this one. I think it turned out pretty fun!!
This is a quilt you have seen on my web site several times, but I quilted this one a little differently and I really like it. I quilted various sized circles in each of the centers and feather in all the black setting triangles. I also love the way the wool batting gives the petal some loft.
This is a present for her son as he receives his Eagle Scout award. She bought the scouting fabrics on LDSfabrics.com (or something very similar to that)
This quilt was made by the same person and it is a jelly roll pattern. I love her fabric choices!!
I love the contrast and fun fabrics in this quilt
This beautiful quilt top and backing were a Christmas gift from one friend to another. The recipient had it quilted and then the giver will put on the binding. What a great gift idea!! Each striped square is perfectly mitred.
This quilt is for a new grand baby. Grandma is getting on the plane in the morning--I hope she got the binding on!! (She brought me the quilt this morning)
Halloween is in the air. What a fun wall hanging this turned out to be!
This is another one that came to me this morning and is for a baby shower on Saturday. These fabrics are so precious!!!
This is a fun baby quilt which has matching crib bedding. I bet it's absolutely fabulous!!
Isn't this such a fun quilt!! This will hang on a wall for the season.
This is a block of the month turned masterpiece!! Are those not amazing setting triangles?
I think this is the new 15th ward quilt project. The pattern has you sew together strip sets of three colors and then cut out the triangles to make these fun hexagons. The most mature member of the group was the first to finish this time!! Way to go Lila!! 
