Judy Z. made this quilt for one of her 4 grandchildren.  Easy to do with an animal jungle print and vibrant blocks!

Karen's niece graduated from the University of Idaho and Karen used t-shirts and other clothing from her college days to make this double-sided Vandal quilt.  I used Superior's King Tut 100% cotton on the top and bottom to match the Vandal colors.

And yes, Vandal quilts are allowed in the Bronco Quilts home!

Cathies' piecing is impeccable and so is her taste in colors!  Quilted with an overall meander, using Warm and Natural batting.

Anne made these pillow coverings to go with the flannel quilts she'd made the year before.  I was able to load them all at one time, which kept the price down and the texture consistent.  Now she has a complete set!

JoAnn made this orange and red T-block quilt for a family member, as a thank you for assistance during a family crisis.  It's got a flannel back, Winline 100% bamboo batting, and is quilted with the Gecko pantograph by Gali Designs to add a southwest feel.

This pink and white quilt was made using a purchased panel, using patches of different fabric:  flannel, minkee and fleece.  High loft polyester batting gives it loft and a comfy feel, and the backing is matching pink flannel.  A satin baby blanket binding was used.

This Crown of Thorns paper pieced pattern was started 10 years ago and finally finished in November 2011.  The pantograph is by Lisa Calle, called Oh My Feathers.

The quilt blocks in this top were put together by Vera's grandmother.  She put them together with a bright blue, almost turquoise, and white sashing, for her son's wedding.  This was quilted with Pellon 80/20 cotton poly batting and Superior So Fine's Big Sky polyester thread.