Table Topper Jan S.

Part I of Wall hanging. Jan S.

Middle part of wall hanging. Jan S.

Part 3 of wall hanging. Jan S

Service Project quilt Robin B.

Design by Donna Dewberry. 52x36 inches
My first quilt...I Love Purple - Elaine L.

Wall hanging design by Kate Bashynski “Serpentine “ 52x18” - Elaine L.

I finished my quilt for the quilt show. It's 98 x 105. It's my last big one. Two guys held it up so I could get a photo. Gail B.

Fancy Forest Pattern by Elizabeth Harman, quilted by Wenda C. pieced by Gaynell D.

This was a kit from Missouri Star. My daughter has a cockatoo and a parrot so it is for her. I named it “A Bird a Day Kept the COVID Away”. Barbara C.

This was made from Kaffe Fassett scraps donated to me by Joan Hartman. It is going into the closet for a future great grand baby. I named it “Some Bunny Loves You” Barbara C.

Here's a quilt I have been working on--it's the mystery quilt that Bonnie Haaland coordinated. Laura S.

I made the blocks 12 years ago, finished the top 5 years ago, and finally quilted and finished! Kwik Scrappy Heart by two Kwik Quilters. Berta K.

Quilt by Cathy D. of her 2nd grandson.

Quilt is for my nephew who is graduating from high school. This is the eighth quilt I’ve made using this pattern (Fields of Flowers). Nancy S.

This is a kit I have had for years and finally had time to do it. Gaynell D.

Here is a pic of the service project quilt I made.  Hopefully bright & cheerful for someone. It actually was started with a batch of scrapes from a quilt - made 8 years ago. Sue Ellen

This is one of two quilts of the same pattern I finished this winter.  They were commissioned by two nursing homes in Denmark.  Three years ago the first “What Month Is I?” quilt ended up at a nursing home in Denmark, and that one has been journeying, six months at a time, from one to another of the nineteen Eden Alternative facilities in the country.  Pat Sloan, the pattern’s author, noted that she hopes each home does not finally want its own!  Carol L.

I finally finished this quilt for my grandson who is a hockey player. I started this at the first Towpath retreat. Cathy D

This is a pattern I made last year with  jelly roll and it was perfect for my 10 year old grand daughter’s Christmas present 2020.  Her new favorite color is aqua. Marilouise M.

These are the masks I made, one for me and 47 for the nursing home. Barbara C.

I just finished my quilt top for my service project. Unfortunately, all of my pins and batting are at my new house in Rochester!
April L.

So I finally got to this Sue Pritt pattern as my first project during the social isolation. Robin B.

Like a lot of guild members during these strange times, I made some face masks per the request that went out. I have also made several of the shaped face masks for friends who work in essential businesses. Other than that, I'm piecing a queen size quilt and have finished just a table runner and 4 mini barn quilts. Vicki S.

I received the directions for the 5th step and because I did not buy fabric especially for this quilt I knew I would have to improvise a border. I had won a layer cake of Kaffe Fasset citrus hued fabrics. I decided to look in a box labeled “folk Art Quilt” where I found a square I made in a Towpath workshop with a teacher whose name I can’t bring to mind—I do remember she was from Ann Arbor. It happened to be exactly the right size and even had the same fabric I had used. So I made more squares and came up with this. Noel

The quilt I made during quarantine. Jan S.