262 Ygraine
A beautiful star block that creates wonderful all over settings!  Wonderful in either bold or subtle color ranges!

694 Uther
A dramatic and bold quilt design in any color combination, Uther will delight quilters with the many subtle designs that can be brought out.  Castle "Walls" , stars and more!  A great design that performs solidly!

107 Pendragon
Extremely easy paper piecing design that will have quilters rushing to their stashes.  This delightful "castle" block with the four 'walls' and towers will work in any color combination and setting.

411 Morgan le Fay
A wonderful block just as full of illusions and secondary designs as the woman it's named for! 

732PP Cornwall
A new Arthurian Design!  The Shield of Cador, Duke of Cornwall.  This is a wonderful foundation piecing design or a good traditional template design!  Fast and quilter friendly and of course, you can twist and turn it into medallions, borders, runners and other secondary designs just by turning the quarter blocks.  It's a super design!

Ygraine is the young wife of Gorlois of Cornwall and the mother of  Elaine, Morgan le Fay and Margause who were young girls when Uther became High King of Britain.  It is supposed that she is the second wife of Gorlois as he has a son Cawdor or Cador who is a youth at the time.
Uther falls in love with Ygraine at the celebration of his becoming High King and determined to have her, he pursues Gorlois and his family to Tintagel where he lays siege to the fortress.  Unable to gain entry, Uther has Merlin alter his appearance so that he resembles Gorlois and Ygraine receives him as her husband even as the true Duke of Cornwall is dying at nearby Dimiloc.  The result of this union was Arthur whom Merlin took away to be raised in safety elsewhere.
Ygraine fades from the legends although there are hints that she and Uther did have daughters after Arthur. After Uther's death and Arthur's ascension, Ygraine retired to a palace she had built for herself known as the Chastel des Merveilles or "Castle of Wonders".