Four Cat Faces in Needle Felted Applique.pattern  This quilt is 15" square.  This is a good beginning project for learning this new technique.

There are six wolves drawings and thread painting is the technique explored here to make the wolves look real.

Water Fowl includes birds that live on or near water. I've included sea gulls, an eagle with a 3-D wing, flamingos with 3-D wing feathers, a pelican, a loon, a heron, ducks, a snow goose and a Canada goose, and flying ibises.

Nineteen Penguins in seven varieties all in one pattern. They are walking, talking and swimming, with five snowflakes.

There are nine owls and three baby owls in this pattern with four leaves for 3-D applique and also used for quilting patterns.  The feather details can be traced and stitched as quilting once the quilt top is complete.

Our Cats a mixture of machine appliqué techniques and varieties of domestic shorthair cats who live in and around our building and within our family. There are twelve cat drawings and 10 feather drawings included in the pattern for quilting designs or extra appliques.

The Giraffe Family is sewn with raw edge appliqué technique: each appliqué is straight stitched around the edges. The ears and mane are 3-D.

This pattern is for quilters who don't have anymore wall space for hanging their work. Now you can wear your quilt designs! Debora has been developing these pants for the last ten years and finally decided to share them with other quilters.

The quilt with all twelve Carousel Critters measures 45" x 59". It could be expanded into a bed size quilt by adding borders.

There are 14 goats in this applique pattern. The quilt in the photograph above measures 35" wide x 39" long. The goats are sewn in a combination of raw edge appliqué and satin stitch appliqué.

The pattern has 24 hummingbirds with flowers and leaves for embellishment. There are complete instructions on raw edge appliqué and crazy quilt piecing. 

Six Domedary Camels with back packs and saddles to stitch with satin stitching and raw edge applique. You can embellish them with seed beads and other kinds of small beads.

There are two Dragonflies drawings with 5 wildflowers to bead or embroider: Dandelion (yellow and puff ball), Queen Anne's Lace, Thistle, and Wild Rose.  The quilt in the photograph measures 22 1/2" square.

In this pattern for fusible applique, there are full sized drawings of a lizard (he is about 7" long x 6" wide), three butterflies (one for a beginner beader), a wren, a dragonfly, and a snail.  The instructions explain how to do raw edge machine appliqué, hand embroidery (crazy quilt stitches) and hand beading.

Eight full sized eagle drawings. You can use them individually, or in a group. This would make a great gift for someone in the military or an Eagle Scout.

There are nine Seahorses and a Sea Dragon with coral and seaweed.

The Designer Seashells would make it a good project for a beginner who wants to learn how to embellish with beads.

There are 18 full sized drawings of llamas and alpacas, with instructions for raw edge appliqué, machine quilting, binding the quilt, and signing your name freehand on the sewing machine. You can arrange the critters any way you like, such as in a single scene or rearrange the blocks.

Otters are such playful animals. It seems they have no cares at all. That is what makes them a charming subject for an applique pattern. There are six otters and a fish in this pattern featuring raw edge applique technique, some easy hand embroidery and beading.

There are 12 frog appliques which you can arrange however you like. leapfrogs

This pattern is great for beginners. There are only five ladybugs so the pattern is do-able in a short amount of time. The quilt measures 10 1/2" x 37".  Ladybugs are revered as lucky in many cultures.

Drawings of 10 bears, five polar bears and five other bears: grizzlies, brown bears, sun bear, and one sockeye salmon.

There are four squirrels and two different oak leaves and two acorns for accent.  The techniques used are satin stitching and raw edge applique.  All our patterns explain how to sign your name on the sewing machine and how to quilt and sew on the binding. 

There are six crustaceans in this pattern:  a shrimp, a rock lobster, and Maine lobster, a horseshoe crab, a crab, and a hermit crab.  The backgrounds are crazy quilt style which is explained in the pattern.  I hand embroidered the crazy quilt stitches with pearl cotton and embellished with beads all the corals and some of the crustaceans.