A View of Alaska's Animals This pattern is a variation of the Scenic View concept, using 4 different focal fabrics. This pattern is also economical to make, with very little fabric wasted and is quick and easy for intermediate quilters. The pattern includes a lap size (56” x 68”) and a table runner (20”x 44”). This pattern features a two sided cover – the other side is A View of Alaska's Bears.
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Alaska Photo Album This pattern is an excellent showcase for wonderful focal fabrics. The table runner is shown with photographs of bears taken by Sitka’s wildlife biologist, Phil Mooney. This pattern uses innovative piecing techniques and is suitable for quilters just beyond the beginner level. The pattern includes 3 sizes: Twin, Lap, and Table Runner.
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Table Runner with a Twist This pattern is an excellent showcase for wonderful focal fabrics. The cover quilt shows an optional technique for including Kaleidoscope piecing in the focal blocks. The technique for setting the blocks is unique and so simple. The pattern instructions are fully illustrated and have been well tested. The table runner measures 15 ½” x 48 ½”. The pattern also includes a placemat, which measures 12” x 18 ½”.
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Rainforest Rings A celebration of the Tongass National Rainforest, and my town of Sitka, Alaska, this table runner is perfect for any type of focal fabric. The pattern gives instructions for using 4, 5 (pictured), or 6 rings. The sizes are 15” wide, by 40” (4 rings), 48” (5 rings), or 56” (6 rings). The interlocking rings are installed using easy appliqué, or fusible web. The instructions are illustrated, and have been well tested by Alaskan quilters. A bonus placemat is 12” x 18”.
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I Spy Alaska with a Twist An excellent use of those novelty fabrics collected on your travels. It’s a fast quilt, easier than it looks, and appropriate for beginners. The instructions are well illustrated, and have been thoroughly tested. The pattern includes 3 sizes: Lap size (42” x 54”), Square (42” x 42”), or Crib Size (30” x 42”)
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With the Glacier quilt pattern, Lisa has captured the feeling of a glacier, with its aquamarine pools and layers of ice as it calves into the sea.
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This pattern is an excellent showcase for wonderful large-scale scenic fabrics.
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Wolf Song This pattern features the Wolf Song fabric by Exclusively Quilter. The pattern includes twin size (shown) and a lap size without the tree border. This project is suitable for intermediate quilters.
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This pattern is excellent showcase for wonderful focal fabrics.
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Bay Window This pattern is another excellent showcase for a set of wonderful scenic fabrics. Michael Miller’s Coastal Living fabric is pictured on the cover. This pattern uses innovative piecing techniques and is suitable for intermediate quilters. The instructions are fully illustrated. The pattern includes a queen sized option, which is the same quilt as the one pictured, with an additional border. The quilt is 65” square.
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What happens when a Bass takes a trip to Alaska? That’s what I asked my husband, Dave, and this is the piece he designed – Bass with a distinct northwest coastal approach
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This quilt (43” x 52”) features fabulous focal prints in a diamond setting.
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This pattern is a creative twist on the traditional Bear Paw block
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This pattern is an excellent showcase for wonderful Asian focal fabrics, with the three dimensional appearance of a folding Shoji Screen.
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This pattern is a creative and easy way to make a curvy quilt, inspired by this wonderful salmon fabric.
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