Pink and Brown quilt top

Star Trek baby quilt – Amidon

Star Trek Baby quilt -Havlik

Star Trek Orion Emerald Chain Syndicate Quilt



Star Trek Orion Emerald Chain Syndicate Quilt

Star Trek Quilt – Karah

I finished with another Star Trek Quilt. I am very please with this quilt. I am mailing the quilt to it’s new owner tomorrow.


Star Trek Quilt for Dad

Star Trek Quilt for Dad 10
Star Trek Quilt for Dad 10
Star Trek quilt for dad 9
I finished hand quilting my Dad’s Star Trek quilt last night. I think it turned out gorgeous. I am very pleased. I can’t wait to give it to him on Thanksgiving. I think this is truly one of my favorites I have completed.
Star Trek Quilt for Dad
Star Trek Quilt for Dad
Star Trek Quilt for Dad 2
Star Trek Quilt for Dad 2

Star Trek Quilt for dad 3
Star Trek Quilt for dad 3

Star Trek Quilt for Dad 4
Star Trek Quilt for Dad 4
Star Trek Quilt for Dad 5
Star Trek Quilt for Dad 5

Star Trek Quilt for Dad 8
Star Trek Quilt for Dad 8

Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.

I finished with my coworkers baby quilt. The baby is due end of December beginning of January time frame. This quilt was inspired by a quilt named Moonflower on the http://heleneknott.com #StarTrek #quilt #Imadethis #madewithlove #startrekfanart

Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt - Nick W.
Star Trek Quilt – Nick W.

Star Trek Quilt – Tholian Web – Jon

I finished the Star Trek Tholian Web quilt for Jon and his family. I think it turned out nicely.

Star Trek Quilt - Tholian Web - Jon
Star Trek Quilt – Tholian Web – Jon
Star Trek Quilt - Tholian Web - Jon
Star Trek Quilt – Tholian Web – Jon

Star Trek Tholian Web quilt – Brian

I finished with my grandson’s quilt. I think it turned out nicely.

Star Trek Quilt Tholian Web Brian
Star Trek Quilt Tholian Web Brian
Star Trek Quilt Tholian Web Brian 3
Star Trek Quilt Tholian Web Brian 3
Star Trek Quilt Tholian Web Brian 2
Star Trek Quilt Tholian Web Brian 2

Pride: Dragons

Dragons
I am a woman of considerable age and I admit the stories my grandfather told me as a child still bring fear to my soul.
The last two mornings I have traveled to work in a dense fog. The fog was so thick in spots I was unable to see more than an arm’s length away. If I hadn’t known where I was going I would have gotten lost in the scariness. My grandfather was a storyteller. The best Pride has ever seen. I loved his stories, even the ones that frightened me. Many a night after listening to my grandfather, tell his tales I crouched beneath my bed quilts in fear.
My favorite stories contained mighty and ferocious dragons. According to my grandfather, dragons were misunderstood wondrous creatures of flight. A dragon by nature was not a killing beast but a guardian of gateways to magical realms. They only ate bad children who continuously misbehaved and caused their parents unbearable stress and grief. Dragons hid in the early morning mist and used the fog to travel between the realms.
This morning after reaching the Clinch River Bridge, the memories of my youth came flooding back. The dense fog reminded me of dragons. The bridge is old and needs replaced. A slow steady pace is required on a clear day. The journey across on a day when you can’t see where you are going is treacherous. Halfway across I stumble over a broken board. I fell and scraped my knee. The pain took me by surprise. I yelled a few words that I won’t repeat here. As I picked myself up, I saw two emerald green eyes racing toward me and hear a screeching that sounded very much like the cry of a dragon. I covered my head and crouched in fear. There was a brief moment when I was certain a dragon was going to eat me.
It was not a dragon but Mr. Fredericks driving a motor cart. He was on his way home. If I hadn’t fallen on my knee and cried out in pain, he wouldn’t have known I was on the bridge. Mr. Fredericks apologized for nearly running me over and promised not to tell my husband I swear like a sailor.

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