This 72-inch square quilt is so much fun to make! Instructions for both applique and/or pieced and applique are included. It makes a statement without borders, but they can be added as well to make your quilt the way you want it to be. Wow, and look at all those plaids! Fanshawe Dam really is a place and the story is inside!

This quilt is 60 x 63, with 4 blocks 21 inches square. It's pieced and appliqued, but doesn't take long because of it's size. And, if you are not familiar with the term "Bundling Board" you can read the story to see what it's all about.

"Scat! Where's that darn cat?!" You will have to get this pattern to see what he's up to and how this 54 x 62 inch quilt got it's name. Can you see the three different sized pin-wheels that are in this quilt? Have you found him? I hope you have fun with this one.

I'm not sure any judge could get up these steps, but it was so much fun to make...No precut pieces?! Gotta love it! And, of course you can visit with the family to see why a courthouse would be involved! I hope you enjoy making this 58 x 70 1/2 inch quilt.

You will have to read the story to see if this is about Revenuers, stills and such! No matter, it's a fun quilt to make........don't worry about those 4 patches. You can do those in your sleep! Moonshine measures 56 inches square. You can make only one and have a great wallhanging or 4 blocks makes a wonderful large quilt

What's up with this? Those baskets don't look slim to me! But, they are a lot of fun to make. Applique primitive style is easy because the pieces are BIG! Slim Pickins measures 68 inches square.....Whether you needle turn your applique or machine applique, this one is easy and fast to make. 3 in a row makes a wonderful table runner. A 4 block piece makes a great wallhanging or make all 9 for a great throw. OR, make even more for a bed size quilt. Wow! Look at all the possibilities with just one pattern!