Sunday in the Park with George - I made this miniature quilt following a workshop in 2003 by George Siciliano called "Size Really Does Matter." Using foundation piecing, the quilt contains 28 blocks with 38 pieces per block for a grand total of 1, 064 pieces. After I finished the center four blocks, I thought I would quit; did a few more, then seriously thought about quitting after 16 blocks. But why quit when I was so close to finishing? And when I finally finished, the sense of accomplishment was amazing. It has one small flaw but I seem to be the only one who sees it. The best tip I learned was to use double sided tape to match seams.

Mini Tree - Applique'd Christmas tree. I modified some clip art I found for the tree. Added a gold star button at the top, and pieced the border. The cornerstones are part of the same fabric as the tree, which I fussy cut. Will hang on a small wire hanger that has a star on it.

Reiki quilt - I've made this quilt for my daughter Nikita.

Summer tabelrunner - Pattern Designer AnnAKa (Norwegian designer)

Bente table runner - I have made this tabel runner as a model for my shop. Patern from AnnAKa (norwegian designer)

Romantic flower table runner - Romantic table runner.

Terns & Ferns - Adapted from the pattern on the CD used with EQ6. Partially quilted.

playtime - Inspired by Chris & Sean, silk organza shadows are machine appliqued on pieced cotton background. I still need to bind and quilt this one.

Wizard Of Oz - I had a poster of the Wizard Of Oz and I just wanted to see if I could make an adaptation of the poster in fabric. I used the freezer paper method. I hung up the poster and put my freezer paper next to it and tried to redraw the picture, then I used steam a seam and re-created the poster as best I could. I entered it in a show, but it didn't win any awards.

Bubbieface quilt - this is the second quilt that I made. I made it for my good friends Karen & Bruce

Edison Quilt #1 - This is my first quilt made when I took a class in 1985. My young daughters (8 and 10) helped me hand quilt it while we were on a trip in the Grand Tetons.

advice from home - Advice for college quilted into border - "respect, faith, diligence, chastity, etc." :) Fabrics pulled from stash by son, stars formed in inner border between 6" squares.

fishing stars - I took a paper piecing class from Carol Doak and went home to raid my stash. I loved the contrast of the fiery stars and the dark blue. Now I need to quilt it!

Chicken Ordiance Passes - Art Quilt made with Mostly painted fabric. Started in a Phil Beaver's workshop.

garden lattice - This was an assignment in Rita's quilt class. I began with a floral background and pulled 2 colors for the lattice. Time to quilt this UFO!

Steven's Flannels - This is the standard Turning Twenty pattern. My son, Steven, purchased a majority of the flannel fat quarters for me in 2007 for a Christmas present. There is a wonderful quilt store that specializes in flannels, Tala's of North Adams Ma, in the town where he goes to school. I used those fat quarters and a few others to make the Turning Twenty blocks. The border is a brushed polyester - very soft. It will go out to be machine quilted and I will update the picture and the entry when it comes back.

Grandmother Could Ride - Photo of my grandmother. Her necklace and earrings are attached to the quilt.

Suzan's Bakery - I like to bake more than cook so I made this to display in my kitchen!