We know it was missing on Monday, so here is this week's Memory Match Game! Do you know the names of all the blocks in Jinny's Game?
Do a puzzle of Sandra Johnson's denim quilt, How I Got Over, inspired by gospel singer Mahalia Jackson.
Do a puzzle of Claudia Pfeil's quilt, Fire and Ice. The quilt is a 'cover girl', shown on the cover of Quilters Newsletter in 2011. It has also been the recipient of just a few awards...
We've heard about how you have been having trouble locating Jinny's Memory Match games lately. As a solution, we will be placing the game in a blog and including the link to the game there.
We've been talking all about them, now's your chance to make a puzzle of one of Cindy Needham's Little Girl Framed Linen Miniatures.
Inspired by a super moon that hung over New York City, Teri's quilt Moon Over Manhattan holds a special place for her because it was made the year that she decided she was going to be an artist. Teri also says that the quilt has another name. What do you think it's called?
Russian Mosque is one of Karlee's very favorite quilts. She made it when she was just developing her Graffiti Quilting technique.
The puzzle today is actually the poster from the 2016 Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show titled Infinite Stitches, which Kathy Deggendorfer designed.
Debbie's lovely quilt, Ephemeral Elegance, won First Place for First Entry in an AQS Show/Small Wall Quilt category at Paducah 2011.