Sarah Ann begins her series of "celebrating the ordinary" with her quilt "Lilies of the Valley", which also celebrates her life in Maine. These lovely flowers grow in her yard....

This striking image of a "gorgeous man" she photographed in West Africa, is the image that launched Sarah Ann Smith on her journey to become a professional quilter. ...

Amy McClellan's "Tessie" has fields full of appliqué flowers that bring springtime into your home and a smile to your face.

"Ferris Wheel" might not be what you'd find at the amusement park, but it's bright and happy colors will bring you joy.

The saturation of color in Lynda's quilt, "Color Strips", just makes it glow.

"Silk Jewels" by Lynda Faires is a silk delight with shimmering jewel tones and fabulous stitching.

The crazy quilt blocks in Lynda MH Faires' "Still Crazy" quilt stand out against the dark background. With their 'a-kilter' orientation, they look like they are dancing.

We just liked the name of of Patty Murphy's Quilt, Yes Ma'am Damn!, and the story behind it.

"The Bride Work Pink" by Patty Murphy was inspired by a quilt she saw at the Quilt Study Center in Nebraska.