This pattern is the same as I Spy Alaska With a Twist , but with a more universal selection of novelty fabrics for the cover. 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”)

This pattern is an excellent showcase for wonderful Asian focal fabrics, with the three dimensional appearance of a folding Shoji Screen.   The technique for making the quilt is innovative and easy, with each step fully illustrated.  The pattern includes a lap quilt (54” x 64” ) and a table runner (21” x 47”).  This pattern is suitable for quilters with basic skills (just beyond beginner).

This pattern is perfect for your collection of horse, pastoral, and mountain fabrics (or cows, sheep, etc).  It has the three dimensional appearance of a split rail fence.  The fences are pieced, with only the short posts appliquéd.  This pattern is suitable for intermediate quilters.

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.  The table runner measures 20” x 40”.  A placemat design is included.  Both use fusible web techniques for the appliqué.

This pattern is very specific to the fabrics shown, Dick and Jane by Michael Miller fabrics.  The dimensions of Photo Album were adjusted to accommodate the focal panel.  This pattern includes a lap quilt (52” x 77”) and a table runner (16” x 52”).  This pattern is suitable for intermediate to advanced quilters.

Two wall hangings (19” x 40”) are included in the Totem pattern. The totem designs are drawn by Tommy Joseph, a talented wood carver. Tommy is an Artist in Residence at the Southeast Alaskan Indian Cultural Center at Sitka National Historical Park. Both use fusible web techniques for the appliqué.

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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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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This pattern offers an optional cover for Table Runner With a Twist. The pattern also includes a placemat. This pattern is suitable for quilters with basic skills (just beyond beginner).

This pattern is a quick and easy way to feature those wonderful focal fabric, whether they be Alaska's Polar Bears, or other fabric you love. This pattern is appropriate for beginners who can make a 1/4" seam. It is fully illustrated and uses the no-waste method for the flying geese units. Two sizes are included: the Lap Size is 48” x 66” and the Queen Size is 84” x 92”.

This pattern is the Mini version of the I Spy With a Twist. It’s shown with an assortment of Alaska wildlife fabrics, but is also very effective with assorted fussy cuts from one novelty fabric. Two sizes are given: 21” square, and 21” x 27”.

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This quilt (43” x 52”) features fabulous focal prints in a diamond setting. The technique for making the blocks is innovative and easy, with each step fully illustrated. The pattern is fully tested. This pattern is suitable for quilters with basic skills (just beyond beginner).

This Orca design was created by my husband and whale watching partner, Dave Moore. The table runner measures 20” x 48”. The Wall Hanging is 32” x 38”. Both use fusible web techniques for the appliqué.

This table runner (21” x 51”) is similar to the red and black version, with the addition of a small inner border, and elimination of the buttons. It is shown with beautiful batiks, and is made with fusible web techniques. The pattern includes a single halibut layout (21” x 30”) and my favorite halibut recipe.

This table runner (19” x 51”) is similar to the red and black version, with the addition of a small inner border and elimination of the buttons. It is shown with an ombre background and more artistic salmon colors, constructed with fusible web techniques. The pattern includes a single salmon (19” x 31”) and my favorite Salmon Quiche recipe.

By popular demand, I created the bed size version of I Spy With a Twist. Three sizes are included; Twin (54” x 90”), Full (66” x 90”), and Queen (78” x 90”).

Don’t you love quilts that are easier than they look? Such is the case with Starring Circles. It is made with a series of paper pieced units. The quilt is entirely straight lined pieced. The curves are an optical illusion. There is no appliqué or curved piecing involved. Three sizes are given it this pattern: Wall hanging (61” square), Twin (61” x 86”), and Queen (81” x 92’). It was tested by a group of quilters in Pensacola, Florida.

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This quilt (62” x 77”) is made using paper pieced star blocks and setting triangles alternating with easy appliquéd circles. The results are these fabulous rings showing off focal fabrics. The quilt is set on point and is appropriate for intermediate quilters.

This quick and easy quilt pattern includes a lap size quilt (48" x 60") and a table runner (47" x 20") Both pieces feature an easy three -dimensional wave technique. The quilt pattern includes easy to follow instructions with each step illustrated. The fabric shown on the cover is Jim Shore's Lighthouse fabric by Red Rooster Fabrics.

This Bow Tie pattern includes a table runner (18” x 42”) and a lap size quilt (42” x 54”), either in leaded (as shown) or unleaded (very quick and easy) versions. The unleaded version is suitable for beginners.

This tote (13” tall) pattern is fast and easy, using Fast-2-fuse to make it stand up. The pattern includes a variety of pocket options, inside and out, as well as an adorable “Tiny Tote”, measuring 7” tall.

Kits for many of these patterns are available at Abby’s Reflection and Quiltworks
or email Jill at abbysreflection@yahoo.com

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