Kathy C. stands in front of this absolutely stunning quilt she made for her son's upcoming wedding. Kathy used Jenny Haskin's Moulin Rouge CD to create the embroideries in the blocks, setting triangles, borders, sashings and even the cornerstones! To add more dimension to the blocks, Kathy created an underlying embroidery. Of course, she did this all on her Pfaff Creative Vision! (What else?!)

Click on the picture for a close-up view.  

Click on the picture for a close-up view of the block.

This is Sheila R.'s version of Susan Cleveland's Macaroni quilt from Piping Hot Curves. Sheila used all Oriental fabrics and a pale green/gold sashing with gold cornerstones. Beautiful!

Chickie B. took the opportunity at April's Tuesday Club to show off her 2006 Tuesday Club quilt.

Pauline H. brought in her 2007 Tuesday Club quilt to show off and we're so glad she did! Pauline added a thin border of wavy black and white stripes around the rows and appliquéd Native American designs to complement the Seminole strips. The results are fantastic! Thanks for showing us your work, Pauline!

Anita B. brought in two of her completed(!) class projects for us to see. To the left is the Confetti Log cabin created in Gloria's class and below is Petal Pushers. Great job, Anita and thanks for sharing!

Petal Pusher by Anita B.   

Dottie C. shows off her Mariner's Compass made in class at Patchworks. Using Quiltsmart's printed interfacing, it was easy to keep the points sharp and the seams meeting! Thanks for sharing,  Dottie!

Diane created a more traditional feel with her Mariner's Compass from the same class here at Patchworks. It's always interesting to see what can be accomplished with a different choice of fabrics.

Here's a shot of a few of the Hunter's Star quilts from our January class taught by Chris B. Each one is a winner!

From left to right: Judy, Kathy, Sheila, Jean, MaryAnne and that's Karen in the front!

Jean Z. is Patchworks' very first pin-up girl!  She is featured in Eastern Long Island Hospital's 2008 Report to the Community  Calendar highlighting the excellent care she received as a breast cancer patient and survivor. Jean chose to pose with a few of her favorite quilts (French Braids, of course!). Quilting has become her passion!

Photo courtesy of
Once Upon a Picture Photography
Randee Post Daddona, photographer  

Kathy C. created the traditional "Storm at Sea" quilt using  not so traditional colors and the result is stunning!

Catherine sent us a picture of her Dahlia Table Topper made using Quiltsmart's printed interfacing.

Absolutely gorgeous!

Debbie welcomed Louis Carney to Patchworks for the Sensational Sewing Secrets presentation.

Louis wowed the crowd with  fantastic ideas, tips and techniques. His enthusiasm was contagious!

The members of the audience got a chance to "wow" Louis right back with a display of their own handiwork!

Everyone had a great time! We can't wait to see what you do next, Louis!

Kathy C. combined Kaufman's Color Quake fabrics with Henry Glass' Spiral Geometrics to create this striking version of the Picket Fence quilt.

Here's a group of happy campers...I mean, quilters! Everyone created her own vision of a scrappy Log Cabin quilt in Gloria's class. Great work, everyone!

Kathy brought in her Outback Safari quilt from Awash with Color.  Kathy made her quilt with a gorgeous range of batik fabrics and the result is stunning!  

Sheila, Jean and Karen show off their Regatta quilts (from Our Best Seasonal Quilts book) they made in class with Bertha. Each quilt, though the same pattern, has a completely different "feel." And each one is a winner!  

Lacy took a little nap while her mommy was busy working on a project. And this gorgeous dragonfly print was just the perfect spot for a snooze!