Red, White and Blue

There's something wonderful about

the combination of 

RED, WHITE, AND BLUE.

July's Quilt Show

1995

The trend was cutesy and folksy.

I had liked the border fabric and designed the rest to go with it.

Stars are always a good choice for a July quilt.

2002

"Liberated Lady" 

This quilt was a year long project and based

on a pattern from Kansas Troubles Quilters.

A group of friends

met once a month to work specifically on this pattern.

Each month, my friend, Becky and I, would pick a new

location in town to meet and work.

Here we all are at City Park by 

the Statue of Liberty.

I had bought so many different fabrics to use in 

the Liberated Lady quilt, I used the remaining

fabric to make

"Stars and Stripes Forever"

October, 2002

This time the stars were quilted into the pattern.

It was a fun to get a second quilt made with the same fabrics.

It was like getting a "free" quilt.

This quilt was based on a pattern by

Blackbird Designs.

I love to applique

Beyond the Tragedy

2002

This quilt was made to remind me to look

beyond the tragedy of September 11, 2001

and to find strength in our spiritual lifes,

our homes and families,

the beauty of the world,

and

the blessings of our country.

Have a wonderful celebration this 4th of July with your family and friends.

Until Next Time-Kyle