Member Quilts

Are you a member of the State Quilt Guild of New Jersey? Then we want to feature your quilts right here. Send in your .jpg files, along with their titles, measurements, and a short description to webmaster@njquilts.org.

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Linda Hahn

NOT PURCHASED
Pieced by
Linda J. Hahn
Machine quilted by
Allan W. Hahn

Joan Nell

This quilt won 2nd Place in the NJ State Show 2006. The design is New York Beauty by Karen Stone. It was machine pieced by Joan Nell and machine quilted by Lynn Kelley.

Joan Nell

This quilt won 2nd Place in the 2005 NJ Quilt Convention. Its design is called Montana Cartwheel. It was machine pieced by Joan Nell and machine quilted by Lynn Kelley.

Joan Nell

This quilt won 2nd Place in the NJ Quilt Convention of 2004. The design is called Father of Lights by Cabin Fever Designs made with fabric designed by Robyn Pandolph. It is completely hand appliquéd and quilted by Joan Nell.

Mark Lipinski

This quilt is printed in the April 2005 issue of McCall's Quilting Magazine and is featured on the magazine cover. It is made from LakeHouse Direct fabrics.

Mark Lipinski

This quilt is featured in the Summer 2005 Fabric Trends Magazine. It was designed for Chanteclaire Fabrics using their new 1930's Cottage Collection.

Mark Lipinski

This quilt, Hydrengea Clusters, is featured in the March 2005 issue of The Quilter Magazine. This quilt uses LakeHouse Direct fabrics.

Merry May: Organized Chaos

Organized Chaos was the result of taking a workshop with Linda Hunter from NY last spring (2004). The class was about making good use of 4" charm squares, and boy did we use just about every last piece of them! The project is about 24" square.

Merry May:
Tea Party

The paper-foundation-pieced pattern for "Tea Party" was in an issue of Quilter's Newsletter magazine from a long time ago. Back around 1994 or '95 there was an online group called Kaffe Klatch which decided to do a block swap, and we decided to use this QNM pattern. I supplemented with a second swap from within my local quilt guild, and filled in the empty spots with a few diamond in a square blocks. Project is about 40" square.