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Get Looped with Bargello
made by (front row l to r) Mary Anne Brown, Robin Pineo, Katie Bragg, & Mary Wilson
(back) Cyril Francis, Nancy Hayward, Deborah Kelly, Elizabeth Neptune, Dolly Barnes, Amanda Craig & Louise Gillespie

Making her Around the World in a Day "just a
little bigger" is Ginny Tabor
Crib/Lap size Around the World in a Day quilts made by
(front row l to r) Rachel Goodwin & Mary Anne Brown;
(back row l to r) Ginny Tabor & Sally Jo Goodwin


Around the World in a Day quilts—some finished; others in progress—made by (front row l to r) Lori Pike,
Debby LaRochelle, Angela LaRochelle & Cyril Francis (even experienced quilters can have an "oops!") 
(back) Linda McLaughlin, Marcia Carlow, Cindy Pratt & Amanda Craig

Prints Charming made by Mary Anne Brown;
she just needs to add button eyes
Another Prints Charming, this one made by
Bev Hill-Morrison.

Students sharing 2 ½" squares during a Prints Charming workshop; (l to r) Dolly Barnes, Cindy Pratt, Cindy Whalen, Cyril Francis, Linda McLaughlin & Bev Hill-Morrison

 
 

 

 

Helen Deuschle and her vintage Singer


 

 


Sarah Griffin tries machine quilting


Rail Fence for Absolute Beginners
(l to r) Cynthia Carter, 10-year-old granddaughter,
Vieno Carter, and daughter-in-law, Ilmi Carter
Rail Fence for Absolute Beginners
Seven-year-old Jennifer Carter, and her grandmother,
Cynthia Carter

Rail Fence for Absolute Beginners
Proving that it's never to early to learn to quilt,
the "Carter Clan"—Ilmi, Jennifer (in front), Cynthia and Vieno proudly show off the girls' quilts

Ah, quilting at last. 
Christmas Rail Fence made by Tami Clark


Rail Fence quilts made by
(l to r) Cindy Whalen, Beverly Hill-Morrison & Linda McLaughlin

A sampling of Stack-N-Whack blocks made at Shirley Slauenwhite's workshop
(front row l to r) Mary Anne Brown, Robin Pineo, Marcia Clark, Deborah Kelly, & teacher Shirley Slauenwhite
(back row) Mary Wilson, Nancy Veader, Edie Marsh, Doreen Sawyer, Donna Jamieson, Ericka Tracy,
Amanda Craig, & Jen Lacasse

Nancy Lewey examines one Stack-N-Whack arrangement.
Jen Lacasse, "Decisions, decisions, decisions!"

Stack-N-Whack
made by Jennifer Lacasse (finished just 4 days after the workshop)
And yes, every star was made from the same fabric―the floral print Jen used for the border

Stack-N-Whack fever really hit Jen Lacasse; don't you just love her sashing strips and corner stones?
 
Another Stack-N-Whack Star quilt by Jen Lacasse who made this very pretty quilt.