2022 Quilts


1. Uncle Sam's Star #2, 2. You Are My Sunshine, 3. Stand for Ukraine WH, 4. Unity 2021 Quilt, 5. Rolling Rainbow RSC 2021, 6. Spring Pinwheel Sampler #2, 7. Moment of Zen with Cider, 8. Celebrating Sisterhood RBG Quilt, 9. Weed Whacker Blue, 10. St. Patty's Double Irish Chain, 11. A Very Coriander Christmas BOM, 12. EMS Paramedic Quilt, 13. What Cancer Cannot Quilt, 14. Rhododendron Trail Mystery 2022, 15. Halloween Bats & Boos WH, 16. Halloween Crescendo Runner, 17. Silver Wolf Panel Quilt, 18. SBC 2022 Scrappy Quilt, 19. Old Time Christmas BOM, 20. Raiders Team Quilt, 21. Whatnots Club Midnight WH, 22. Foresta Fusion Hearts Quilt 6", 23. St. Patty's Picture Frame, 24. SBC 2022 Halloween Raven Moon, 25. Single Wedding Ring

2022 Comfort Quilts

1. Warm Wishes Mickey Mouse #A, 2. Warm Wishes Mickey Mouse #B, 3. QFK Sawtooth Pink & Brown, 4. QFK Pinwheel Pink & Blue, 5. QFK Warm Wishes Scrappy, 6. QFK Warm Wishes Blue & Brown, 7. QFK 4-Patch Pink & Blue, 8. QFK Hourglass Pink & Brown, 9. QFK Race Cars Barney's Block, 10. QFK Race Cars H-Block, 11. QFK Race Cars 4-Patch Red, 12. QFK Race Cars 4-Patch Green, 13. QFK Left & Right Sports Yellow, 14. QFK Left & Right Sports Red, 15. QFK Left & Right Sports Green


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