Puzzle

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 Jane Hall's quilt, Indigo Lights.

Do a puzzle of Deb Tucker's quilt, Star Shadows.

Do a puzzle of Jamie Kalvestran's quilt, Next Dimension Still Life.

Do a puzzle of Jamie Kalvestran's quilt, Hear Me Roar.

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 get it solved for you. (Which is cheating we think!)

Do a puzzle of Lola Jenkins' quilt, Malcolm X.

Do a puzzle of Charlotte Hickman's quilt, Felted Trees.

Do a puzzle of Jamie Kalvestran's quilt, Surviving Everything.

Do a puzzle of Jamie Kalvestran's quilt, Ennobled.

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 Tamara Leberer's quilt, Shaman.

Do a puzzle of Gyleen Fitzgerald's quilt, Square Turn.

Do a puzzle of Lynn Czaban's quilt, My Granny.

Do a puzzle of Lynn Czaban's quilt, Raising A Strong Girl.

How impressive is your time to finish Jinny Beyer's Memory Match Game? Why not play again today and get an even better one?

Do a puzzle of Janet Stone's quilt, Letter Carriers.

Do a puzzle of Mary Kerr's quilt, Square Dance. 

Do a puzzle of Lynn Czaban's quilt, Vermeer Meets Fassett.

Do a puzzle of Lynn Czaban's quilt, The Memories That Remain.