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| Jennifer Gould's embroidered and beaded wall piece, entitled "Jazz Notes in Winter," from Group D fabric. |
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| Sherri Sirko quilted her Group A fabric into a small wall hanging using stenciling, printing, painting, and dyeing. |
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| Jonetta Brown created "Little Devils Climbing Out" using Super Sculpey Clay for the faces, applique, embroidery, and needle felting from her Group C fabric |
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| Alexa Urquhart's "Garden Coat" for her dog uses her Group B fabric with stamped paw prints and polar fleece. It's displayed on a fabric cat sculpture. |
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| Alice Breese created "Aqua Kimono" wall piece with her Group B fabric, adding blue paint, stamping and stitching. |
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| Sue Vegter hand wove a table runner base to display the Group A images and added more needle felting. |
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| Marty (Martha) Swank's "Box of Hope" features a Hope Stone on top. These stones are given to cancer survivors at the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. The box is intended to store thoughts, wishes, dreams and prayers of Hope. Painted cheesecloth was fused to the back of the fabric (Group A) and then fused to craft weight interfacing. After construction, the box was embellished with a green Hope Stone and beaded fringe hanging from the front of the lid. |
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| Pris Lynch had a half yard of Group D fabric since she worked so hard dyeing all the 4 groups' fabric with the initial dark gray grid and having only 3 people working on Group D fabric. Her quilt is a very long rectangle with machine piecing and machine quilted stitching in long rows. |