An exciting project. For over 30 years I have been dedicated to patchwork and quilting. The quilt world connects via the internet and shares their interest with this action. I am fascinated by traditional patterns and modern design, the play with shapes and colors, the always different material in new quilts. For this challenge, Judy and I each exchanged a Fat Quarter of fabric. The choice of my mini stitch pattern fell on the smaller curve of the quilt "Cascade" by Victoria Findley Wolfe. The chosen bow connects Judy and me, it not only stands for patchwork and quilting on two continents, the love of family and nature but also a piece of our attachment to the church. The idea of a red “Pentecost Window” came from this bondage. The sewn curves required a strict graphic quilting. It emphasizes the up thrust arches, which grow like flaming tongues into the sky and bridge language barriers. The sparkling green symbolizes hope in this quilting fire. Who quilted knows no language barriers, because quilting is our language. Many thanks to Judy for patience and friendship. Thanks also to the team of The Quilt Show for the support and the international exchange idea. (Bea Galler, Lünen, NRW, Germany)