TWELVE BY TWELVE

This is my beautiful plate, made by Karen's husband Ted. Isn't it wonderful? I really love it! It is based on my Kilauea quilt for...

As everyone knows, nine of the Twelves had a rendezvous at IQF in Houston. As part of this meeting, we exchanged some lovely gift...

I'm still amazed when someone wants me to sign their copy of our book! It's such an honor. We gladly signed tons of books during our...

The International Quilt Festival at Houston was the first time that the Theme series and the Colorplay series were exhibited together. That...

I made these replicas of our missing Twelves - Helen, Kirsty and Francoise. Many people got a kick out of seeing them there in our photos...

Today, Sunday, is the last day for you to view our exhibit at the International Quilt Festival Houston and to meet some of the Twelves: ...

Here we are at dinner last night minus Kristin who took the photo. I brought Helen, Francoise and Kirsty with me. Can you find them in th...

What a joy for nine of us to gather in Houston. This is how the meeting matrix looks now:  We miss you Kirsten, Françoise and Helen!

When Diane first formed our group back in September 2007, only three or four of us had met in person and many of us had not even encountered...

If you are attending the  International Quilt Festival in Houston this week, or know someone that you can send a shopping list with!, you m...

In case you've missed it, over on the Lark Crafts blog there is a series of interviews with some of the Twelves about our forthcoming t...

As you know, the Twelve by Twelve Theme Series and the ColorPlay Series will both be on special exhibit at the International Quilt Festiv...

As Diane and Deborah have recently remarked, it is a joy to hear that others have been so inspired by the Twelve by Twelve project (through ...

Helen told you a while ago about the challenge put forth by Chris and De at Midsomer Quilting, after so many viewers of the Twelve by Twelv...