This twin size quilt was origianlly purchased from the St. Joseph Live Auction under the tent by the late Carol Engelbach.

Her estate now donates it back to the St. Joseph Auction for you to enjoy!

The St. Joseph Quilters have hand quilted hearts into this 55" x 43" baby quilt featuring twelve (12) hand embroidered little bonnet girls doing all the things little girls like to do.

This queen-size quilt was purchased from the St. Joseph Fall Festival Live Auction by the late Carol Engelbach, a former parishioner of St. Joseph.

This quilt was hand-quilted by the St. Joseph Quilters at the time, and features hand embroidered flowers.

Bid often and bid high for this piece of St. Joseph history!

The St. Joseph Quilters hand quilted this adorable 55" x 43" baby quilt featuring a little boy and his tractor doing chores on the farm.

This pair of reversible quilted table runners, hand-quilted by St Joseph quilters, adds charm and character to your table all year long.

Black and green table runner with bright colored fruits on the reverse side measures 56"x16".

Orange table runner with plaid on reverse measures 58 1/2"x24".

This 58" x 61" lap quilt hand quilted by the St. Joseph Quilters is perfect for covering up while reading a book, watching TV on the couch, or sitting in a chair doing homework. The back side features a complimentary plaid pattern.

This queen-size quilt was purchased from the St. Joseph Fall Festival Live Auction by the late Carol Engelbach, a former parishioner of St. Joseph.

This quilt was hand-quilted by the St. Joseph Quilters at the time, and features hand embroidered girls with umbrellas appliques.

Bid often and bid high for this piece of St. Joseph history!

This Dresden Plate queen sized quilt measures 99" x 89" and was hand-quilted with care by Arlene Hoeffner and the St. Joseph Quilters. Raise your paddle high for this beautifully crafted work of art.

This exquisite hand quilted queen sized Wedding Ring quilt measures 98" x 87" and reflects the pain-staking work that Arlene Hoeffner and the St. Joseph Quilters put into these quilts week after week.