J-Just lt Blue, J-Jazzy steel blue, K-Kiwi Lime

Pat says:

"My quilt was made with P Parsley green, Y yellow, and B blue.

I had wanted to do a disappearing ninepatch from all the chatter on 
here so I figured out from the pictures the base unit and used my EQ6 
to design two different quilts.  A small one for my guild donation 
quilt and a larger one to give to my nephew's new born son.  

I loved the way the green yellow and blue looked so then went searching for 
color names that fit my initials.

I loved making the disappearing ninepatch and will definately make 
another one.

Susan aka PatchKat

S=Salmon, K=Khaki, N=Navy

Susan Says:

"I did a very utilitarian checkerboard pattern.  It's a little larger than
normal lap size quilts and will have the same plaid as part of the
backing/binding."

Kelly Green, Adobe (Brown), Crocus (Purple) - Marcia Hohn Pattern

Lapis, Peridot, Jelly, Kona White

Janet says:  "I used the pattern from Marcia Hohn's site: Squares within Squares 2.  I put a 1 inch sashing with cornerstones between the blocks and kept the cornerstones the same color as the outer block color (if that makes sense).  I have the same amount of blocks of each color combination (6 of 6).  I want to make the binding alternating with the colors, just haven't gotten it quilted yet, so will see. 

M -My Pink M-Milk Punch P-Prussian Blue

Marilyn says:

I chose the names of my quilt --My Pink, Milk Punch and Prussian Blue--off one of the links that were posted when the challenge was announced.  The pattern is BQ--which I purchased in Louisiana!  This quilt will go on the bed once it's quilted!

M Marigold Yello - K Kobi - B Blue Chill

Margaret chose her colors using a link someone posted to the group.

The quilt was a pattern called Spin Pin she tested for the Wondercut 
Ruler gals.

Margaret says:
"I picked it because it only had three colors, like we needed, and I was 
going to make it to test the pattern. I finished it in the Spring and I do 
not hold on to quilts, so it was sent to Denise in June for an MOH"

Denim, Maize, Ruby Red

Atomic Tangerine, Turquoise, and Canary

Anita's quilt is still in the thinking stage.  :-)

Grey, I-Indian red, W-White

Gunilla plans to make a Drunkard's Path design with her fabrics.