Jack in the Box, by me and for me.

 This is a quilt from Debi Montgomery on Facebook as Mystery Quilts Anonymous.  I think we started this one in about spring of 2019, then I got involved in taking a quilting class, and homework got in the way.  Then once together, it had to wait it's turn for quilting.  However, I'm so very pleased with how it turned out!

 3 colors of thread to match the fabrics, wool batting for loft (and warmth)  And how many different ways can I include feathers in this quilt?  It appears, quite a few different ways.  About 10 days on my machine, and I think there were 23 bobbins of thread.  (That's a lot of thread.)

Thanks to Pat for pointing out that the photos had disappeared, but now they are back.

Another collage by Leigh

 Shh!  Don't tell Leigh that this one is done!  I've got 2 others to work on for her, and she'll pick them all up at once.  Knowing Leigh, and the fact that we've all been social distancing, I'm sure that there are numerous quilts waiting for me.  Lucky me!

 I quilted a Maze pattern in the border and the backgrounds of most of the blocks.  Some got a little something different just for fun.

String pieced Log Cabin by Robin

 I love string pieced quilts.  That's where you use those narrow little leftover bits of fabric that are too big to throw away, but too small to keep.  Time consuming to make a quilt out of them, but I think it was well worth the effort.  Nicely done.

A 2nd Bonnie Hunter mystery by Dagmar

I'm impressed.  Dagmar has made at least two Bonnie Hunter mystery quilts.  While I love Bonnie's designs, they are a bit intense for me

This quilt is made from leftovers of the first quilt.  Wow!

"Elvira" by Nela

 Nela and I have yet to meet in person, but she does amazing piecing!  This quilt is for her daughter.  Quilted with Karlee's circles #22 and bright green and yellow thread.  Wish I could be there when she sees it, but to the post office we go.

Dad's shirts and hankies for Colleen

 These are dad's shirts and hankies from Colleen's late father.  The majority of the shirts were about grandpa, and so lovingly worn and occasionally stained. Obviously, this man was proud to be a grandpa.  I'm sorry for your loss Colleen.

Ben's shirts

 This is a college graduation present.  Sadly, there will be no ceremony for Ben due to Covid 19.  I hope that he loves his quilt and that it's a great surprise for him.

A few more digital designs

Faceted Clam

Windblown Leaves

Feathered Hearts

African Safari

Trap Swirl Panto

Trillium Leaf

Ribbit

Scrolling vine

Wind Chimes

Kit Kat Meow

Digital designs

Chevron Daisy border

Celtic Knot

Antwerp

 

Square Knots

windblown leaves

single diamond.  Used for crosshatching.

Hearts and bubbles

Jim's stars and stripes

Firecracker

Karlee's circle #22

Tea leaves

snowflakes

 

Simple Soccer balls

Seashells

Retro Wavy dots

Snow place like Home

Tiramisu

Turtle motif

Flurries