Quilt Puzzles

Do a puzzle of Ann P. Shaw's quilt, Quack.

Do a puzzle of Ana Buzzalino's quilt, Pink Peony.

Do a puzzle of Ana Buzzalino's quilt, The Prairies Changing Landscape.

Do you dream of being the best Memory Matcher out there? Well, there's only one way to do it, and that's to play Jinny Beyer's Memory Match until you match everything right the first time!

Do a puzzle of Melissa Sobotka's quilt, Silk Road Sampler.

Do a puzzle of Allie Aller's quilt, Garden in My Window.

Do a puzzle of Robin Long's quilt, Not a Circle in Sight.

Do a puzzle of Robin Long's quilt, Rose Window.

Is it a game? Is it a learning tool? Actually, it's both! Play Jinny Beyer's Memory Match today and get all the benefits of learning quilt blocks while sharpening your memory skills along the way.

Do a puzzle of Gyleen Fitzgerald's quilt, Color Knots.

Do a puzzle of Cathy Wiggins' quilt, Oscar.

Do a puzzle of Robin Long's quilt, Tarnished Star.

Do a puzzle of Robin Long's quilt, Eden’s Flower.

What sort of magic do you conjure up to become a Memory Match expert? Well, if you're a mere mortal like most of us then you just play Jinny Beyer's Memory Match Game each week to get better and better. Otherwise, you probably just wave a wand or something and let get it solved for you. (Which is cheating we think!)

Do a puzzle of Timna Tarr's quilt, Roses in the Rotary.

Do a puzzle of Alethea Ballard's quilt, Domestic Goddess.

Do a puzzle of Marty Ornish's quilt, Unbridled.

Do a puzzle of Marty Ornish's quilted dress, She gazed at the carousel through rose-colored glasses.

Inexperience is temporary, and once you know something well enough you can do it with your eyes closed. Isn't that what you've been playing Jinny Beyer's Memory Match Game all this time for? (Wait, you're saying you can't do it with your eyes closed?)

Do a puzzle of Michelle de Groot's quilt, Dancing Brolgas.