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Quilting Friends
I have asked my friends to send me pictures of any quilt they completed from any of my patterns and I would then post its picture on my web site.  Enjoy!
 
Bobbi Toshikian
Bonny Doon, California
 
Bobbi modified the Framed pattern to accommodate a pre-printed halloween panel.  Pretty cool.
 

 
Latest Quilt - Hot off the press...
 
Anne Pasquale
San Jose, California
 
Anne made my newest pattern, Falling Stars, out of some very cute FLANNEL!
 
 
Ileane Hassel 
Ileane is the Head of the Philanthropy committee for the Santa Clara Valley Quilt Association.  She sees to it that our guild spreads the love.  I believe last year alone she oversaw the donation of over 700 quilts to various organizations throughout our community.  I love the bright colors she used in her quilt.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Polly Lassattre
Los Gatos, California
 
I know that Polly has made a number of quilts from the Framed pattern.  This is her latest quilt and I love how it  "looks soft."  The hot pink and black quilt is also wonderful.   Polly used corner stones in her outer border.   I wish you could see the quilting.  It's very "mod" circles.   Even though they are both pink.  They are quite different quilts.
 
 
 
  
 
This is a virtual quilt patch in honor of my father, William N. Carrico, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
 
The names on the purple patches popping up on web pages, blogs, social networking sites, and in emails, and are in remembrance of people who have/had Alzheimer's disease. Our goal is to raise awareness of the 5.2 million Americans (26.6 million people worldwide) who have this disease.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Charlotte Scholberg
San Jose, California
 
Charlotte is an amazing quilter, particularly hawaiian and hand applique and hand quilting.  This picture doesn't do Charlotte's quilt justice as it just sparkles.  Charlotte modified the border and split it into two small borders.  She also mitered the corners.