Quilts 2012 and before….

2012

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A Zig Zag Challenge- Gee’s Bend Inspired

24×18

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Where I Live Mini Mini

10×12

rainquilt

It’s Where I Live

24×24

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A Mini Barn Quilt

20×20

ProjectQuilting-3-Quilt

Tool Time Mini

12×12

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Row Row Row Your Boat

18×24

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The EMP

10×12

2011

 Quilt3-bench

Dragonflies for Haley

48×60

2010

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Owen’s Quilt

30×48

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Maci’s Owl Quilt

And that’s where my quilting began….

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