Here are some of my students' work:
(Scroll to bottom to see Slow and Steady Turtle quilts)

Mock Mola Appliqué Class

Evonne just sent me a picture of her finished piece from the Grants' Pass workshop last November.
She says: " The last time you saw it was in front of the class helping me see that it needed more work so,.....
at home I added more bubbles at the top and I really like it."
I do too.

I taught the class in Milford NH for the Souhegan Valley Quilters' Guild.
We had a GREAT day, with lots of laughing and designing.
Each class seems to take this technique a little further and I am constantly delighted (but not surprised)
by the absolutely stunning results.

After the Pepperell class (that night), Barbara sent this picture of her completed feathered heart piece.
She went home and kept cutting!
She got her 99 year old father to hold it for the picture.

In Pepperell, MA I had 12 keen students who all brought well thought-out ideas for their pieces.
Some tried things that no one else has, including a couple of Notans.
              

Our first performance and class ever in the state of Delaware - in the charming town of Lewes,
produced these beautiful pieces.  Check out the two-sided philodendron leaf.

Last June (2011), I taught the class in Flagstaff AZ. 
There, Cynthia had a great idea for a design, but I thought it would be too fiddly to do in a one-day class,
and I encouraged her to try something simpler for the first go.
She's just sent me what she made next - and they are GORGEOUS!
Congratulations, Cynthia! That's a lot of cutting!

Cobblestone Quilters Guild in Charleston SC filled the Mock Mola class with lots of energy.
EVERYONE finished their pieces by the end of the day, and got to go home early!
(Too bad I didn't bring the champagne.....)

The first class in February 2012 was in Gainesville Florida.  We had an afternoon to play with Mock Mola Appliqué.
Here are a few of the results:

January 2012 keeping warm with a full class in Pensacola, Florida

Grant's Pass OR:  On a very rainy and cool day in November 2011, the sun was dancing!

Pleasanton California (November 2011) has some great fabric for Mock Mola!

Here are some closeups so you can see them properly.

I've just taught my first class at Houston Quilt Festival - what a rush!
My 24 students were keen to try Mock Mola, and did beautiful work.
Fun was had, too.

The class today (October 2011) in Newmarket for Region of York Quilters Guild went really well!
A high proportion of finished or almost finished quilts, and lots of great ideas.
Well done, ladies!

Lorrie from the Flagstaff class (June 2011) just sent me the result from her 2-sided Mock Mola piece.
It turned out beautifully! Now: which side will she show?

I taught the class in Lochristi Belgium in September 2011
Everyone was great with their ideas, and it was fun to see what they came up with!
The second one was based on a Notan design. 
Try Googling images for notan, and see what comes up. They're addictive!

Also in Belgium, the class in Kessel-Lo was sponsored by the local Bernina dealer.

I've just finished a day of teaching in Flagstaff (June 2011)
What a creative class! Here are some of the results.

Also in June 2011 we visited the La Habra CA guild.
Here are some of their pieces.

We got to sing and teach at the Panguitch Quilt Walk Festival in Utah (June 2011)
I was thrilled to see a couple of them close to completed by Show & Tell time!

And how about my students from Port Coquitlam (near Vancouver BC)?
They really got the idea of Mock Mola!

The gals from Salt Spring Island BC January 2011 class sent this picture of their finished pieces:

I taught the class in Sherwood Park Alberta, just before Christmas 2010, and received this photo from Matt Sparrow in January.
He's a long-arm quilter there.

This picture from the class in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. They're finished!

Here are a few pieces from Plattsburgh, NY:

The gals in Clifton Park NY did a great job on their Mock Mola designs!

I taught the class in Lebanon PA, April 2010.
(Pauline's quilt -last one- is called "Who Saw the Goose?")

Here are a few results from my class in Auburn Alabama in March, 2010.
Great work, y'all!!!

I taught the class at the Satin Moon Quilt Shop in Victoria BC
February 2010
Lois Toutant made this beautiful Mock Mola piece.
She's going to use it for a bag she's making.

Some of the class in Boise Idaho show off their results at the evening meeting.
November 2009
Aren't they gorgeous?

Here are two pictures from the workshop in Wrightwood California, September 9, 2009
On the right are my three youngest students!
   
 

This is the class I taught in Peterborough, Ontario in March 2009.

And a couple of pictures of students at Quilt Nebraska (in Lincoln) July 2009

Thank you, everyone, for giving this technique a try, and for being so creative!

Slow and Steady Turtle Class:

                          
Maria Hamilton sent this after taking the class in 2008.                This pink turtle is from Violette Hutchinson.

Sandy sent this picture of her finished quilt four days after the October 2009 class in Springfield Missouri!!
She calls it: Myrtle Shows off her New Roof.