I finished a couple of quilts last week and took some photos of them and others today. Thought I’d share them here. I love being surrounded by books, quilts and good friends.
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- Ann's Stories Find stories and photos of our family ancestors here.
Favorites
- Aaron Lewis Mission Website
- Adam Lewis Mission Website Adam Served in Chile Santiago West Oct 2010-2012
- Carol of Joy, lyrics by Eileen Berry, composed by Dan Forrest My Favorite Christmas Carol, listen here
- Claire Lewis Vienna Blog
- Days for Girls International The best humanitarian project on the planet!
- The Theodore Turley Family Organization For information about Theodore Turley and his descendants, including family newsletters.
Publications
- 17,000 Namen im Familienarchiv, June 2009 Article about Ann Laemmlen Lewis in Heilbronn Newspaper.
- A Lesson from the Daisies, New Era, Liahona March 1989 A lesson learned at the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem
- A Singular Life, Deseret Book Chapter by Ann Laemmlen on Recognizing God’s Will
- Article of Faith Learning Book, single volume edition Deseret Book Later edition, all 3 volumes in one copy, paperback
- Article of Faith Learning Books, vol 1, 2, 3 Deseret Book 3 volume set of Article of Faith Learning Books, 1982
- Charlotte Turley Bushman Charlotte is my great great grandmother.
- Ekaette's World and Practical Christianity, Ensign Feb 1990 How a Nigerian sister taught me about true service and practical Christianity
- Encyclopedia of Mormonism Acknowledgements of photos by Ann Laemmlen Lewis.
- Family History Stories Find stories of our family ancestors here.
- Frances Amelia Kimberley Turley Frances is my 3rd great grandmother.
- From Queenstown to Cimezile, Liahona May 1988 Photo by Ann Laemmlen
- German Immigrants in American Church Records Ann Laemmlen Lewis, copy editor
- Grace Honor Bushman Grace was my great grandma.
- I Found the True Priesthood, Liahona Aug 1991 Conversion story of Fan Hsieh, a Catholic Priest in Taipei, Taiwan.
- Immigrant Case Study, Peter Heinrich Bastert Family A Case Study of the Bastert Family who immigrated from Westphalia, Germany to Quincy, Illinois in 1854.
- Match the Scriptures, Liahona May 1993 Activity Page from Article of Faith Learning Books
- Our Frankfurt Germany Mission 2023-2025 Our Central Europe Area Office Mission
- Same Difference, New Era Nov. 1989 Lessons learned from a Nigerian sister and friend.
- The Best Place to Be, Liahona Nov. 1990 Conversion story of Ryosho Nakamura
- The Church in Africa Photos by Ann Laemmlen Lewis
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Love your quilts, Ann. What a happy entry! Can’t help but notice your Amish dolls and wonder when you’re coming for a trip to Amish country. Thirty percent discount in their one-of-a-kind fabric stores the first Friday in May!
So, what did you do in your spare time?
Love your quilts!! Beautiful!
Love your quilts ! Absolutely Beautiful !!!
I love your choice of fabrics.
Ann Thank you for sharing the gift the Lord has blessed you with, your work and color choices are lovely. Keep quilting. From one quilter to another, Lorri.
They are really lovely.
Thank you!
Love the quilts you’ve made. All of them are exactly what I like although some of mine have gotten a bit more ‘modern’ which surprises me!
Just beautiful!!!
Beautiful quilts! Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely awesome
Just simply beautiful!!!😊😊
You address a truly talented quilter. Thank you for sharing inspiration. I love your hanging shelf. Funny where we find inspiration.
I realize it’s been a while since you posted these quilts but the fourth one down is exceptionally pleasing to me. I have searched for the pattern and/or name but cannot find it!
Would you please tell me what pattern it is and where I might find the instructions?
Thank you so much!
Hi Constance! That is a really fun quilt to make! There’s an easy technique. I’m in Africa now and will be home in September. If you will email me at annlewis@byu.net around the first of October, I can send you the pattern name and info. It was in a magazine and I have it at home. I can send it to you once I’m back. I know right where it is, but I don’t have it with me here!
Beautiful quilts. I am wanting to make a scrappy hourglass quilt like the the third one down from the top. Would you mind sharing tips as to how you did this? I am fairly new to quilting and don’t know what the most economic/efficient method would be. Thank you!
The seventh quilt down, with all the white and pretty little squares is so beautiful!! What name would I search to find a pattern for it? All of your quilts look beautiful and your shelf is very pretty too!!
Hi Robin. I didn’t really use a pattern. You can just make 9-patches (cut squares or strips to strip piece at 1.5″, finishing at 1″, then alternate them with solid squares cut at 3.5″ to finish at 3″. It’s a simple timeless pattern. If you searched for simple 9-patch patterns, you could probably find one for this quilt.