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Hand and machine pieced. Quilted by Debbie Bookman. This is my second piece in the kaleidoscopic style. It was quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Machine pieced. Quilted by Debbie Bookman. This piece was inspired by the work of Kitty Pippen. It was quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Paper pieced – longarm quilted by Debbie Bookman. Deb Karasick was our January speaker. This is one of her patterns. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Hand and machine pieced. Quilted by Debbie Bookman. This quilt is primarily hand-pieced. Quilted by Debbie Bookman. The pattern is featured in Jinny Beyer’s book “Quilting by Hand”.

Raw edge fusible applique. Quilted by Debbie Bookman. Heat set Swarovski crystals.

Raw-edge fusible appliqué. Quilted by Amy Parker, Evanston Quilt Company.

Raw edge fusible appliqué. Quilted by Amy Parker, Evanston Quilt Company.

Raw edge fusible appliqué. Quilted by Amy Parker, Evanston Quilt Company.

Raw edge fusible appliqué. Quilted by Amy Parker, Evanston Quilt Company.

Raw edge fusible appliqué. Quilted by Amy Parker, Evanston Quilt Company.

Raw-edge fusible appliqué. Quilted by Amy Parker, Evanston Quilt Company.

Machine paper piecing, longarm quilted. Storm at sea is one of my favorite traditional patterns. This quilt is paper pieced. It was longarm quilted by Amy Parker. Design Source – Storm at Sea pattern.

Hand and machine pieced, longarm quilted. This quilt includes 3 years of hand piecing. It was custom quilted by Debbie Bookman. Design Source – Jinny Beyer pattern.

Raw edge machine applique, machine quilted. This piece uses the same fabric collection as “Paula, meet Tula”. Quilted by Amy Parker.     

Raw edge machine applique, machine quilted. All the fabric in this piece is designed by Paula Nadelstern except one – it’s by Tula Pink. Quilted by Amy Parker.     

Raw edge machine applique, custom long-arm quilted with heat set Swarovski crystals. This piece is designed to fill a dining room with the side pieces flanking the chinacabinet. Quilted by Amy Parker.

Fused raw edge applique. Machine quilted by Debbie Bookman. This piece was made in celebration of my husband’s 70th birthday. He has been a black & white photographer for many years. Magic happens in his darkroom.