 Anna made four of these quilts for Christmas this year, 3 for gifts and one for herself. Go to http://thimbleanna.com/ for more great photos of these quilts from our Happy Hour book. She got the idea from her friend AmandaJean
at http://crazymomquilts.blogspot.com/2007/12/merry-day-after-christmas.html - You'll love them too! |
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 This "Yellow Brick Road" quilt was made using fabrics from the "Over The Rainbow" and "Follow The Yellow Brick Road" collections. For more info on the fabric go to www.quiltingtreasures.com |
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 "Terry"s Tote" from the Happy Hour book was made and modeled by Bobbi Delsing of Cottage Grove. |
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 Here is a quilt I made from your book, "Take 2
and Add a Few", called Pink Presents. I made this for an engagement gift for my friend's son. Vicky Lombardo, Freehold, NJ |
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 Here is my "Lessons from Mama" quilt. I made it a bit bigger by adding cream left-over scraps and a patterned cranberry border. Cheri Branca, Victor, NY |
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 Kelly Small used "All About Me" to make a memory quilt for her Grandma's 75th Birthday present. The fabric is Sanctuary by 3 sisters for Moda. She used Printed Treasures fabric sheets in her home printer for the photos. |
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 “Star Patched” by Pat Welch of Pewaukee, WI. Pat won a Blue Ribbon at “It’s A Stitch Quilt Show” in West Bend, Wisconsin. The quilt was made using blue and yellow fat quarters. Pat laundered the finished quilt in hot water, then dried it to give it an old fashioned look. (from the book "Lessons From Mama") |
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 I made my sister-in-law, Lynne, the Picnic by the Falls quilt from the 9 Patch Reunion book for Christmas and she loved it. Lynne is the lady in red and my daughter is the young lady in blue. This is Christmas night. Thanks for a great book.
Joyce Siedentop Wall, New Jersey. |
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 This is my first quilt----I so enjoyed making it! It is a queen size quilt, quilted by hand. My daughters have bright green bedroom walls---and the quilt was designed to match the walls.
Dana Adams
Little Rock, Arkansas |
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 Yellow Brick Road, Bahamian style. Recently, while traveling in the Bahamas, we came across this version of the "Yellow Brick Road". I made my husband stop the boat so I could take this picture! -Judy Hudson, Jacksonville, Florida |
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