This is Brandon's Roman Maze by
Maureen Grey, at a meeting of the
Santa Clarita Valley Quilt Guild. It
features olive green and gold batiks.
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These are some Roman Maze quilts that were made as a
group project in Sewciabelles, a quilt guild in Cedar City, Utah.
This is (L to R) Heather Judd's almost-completed Roman Maze
top (the binding just needs to be hand sewn), and Gloria
Derr's center top with Norma Rogers holding one corner.
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Kathy De Koven's is the blue and yellow
Roman Maze, and Diane Houle is holding
her floral and tan quilt.
These ladies started and finished their
quilts at one monthly meeting and had them
finished (quilted and bound) by the next
one!
This was also at Sewciabelles.
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This is Gale Grover's Hot Peppers quilt. She finished this quilt
top in five hours from cutting to putting the borders on.
She added more borders because she's tall and wanted
enough to cover her toes.
This is the Crazy for Curves pattern.
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Kathy De Koven went a little wild with this
pattern, too, and finished two quilts in quick
succession.
This is the first quilt she did, and she had
anxiety about piecing the curves. Once she
did one top, she decided that she just HAD
to do another one.
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This is Kathy De Koven's second Crazy for Curves quilt, and
she got a little wilder with the curves.
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This is Audrey More's Crazy for Curves
quilt, which she decided to make bigger.
She made the center bigger, then did a
wonderfully creative border.
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