Star Log Cabin - This wall hanging was truly a quilt in a day!

Sun Kissed - I took a class in sun printing fabric from Barbara Baker and Jeri Boe in Sisters Oregon during the annual quilt show week. The second year I took the class, they made us cut up our beautiful sun kissed fabric and make a quilt. It was painful to cut up the fabric I made but I am glad I did!

Two Color Quilt - I took a class in Sisters Oregon and learned to make this easy, quilt in a day, two color quilt. Everyone else chose floral and bright colors. I picked my fabric out in the winter and picked black and gold. Mine was VERY different from everyone else in class.

Orange - I already had thousands of scrap strips cut, and on TQS, Ricky showed how to make strippy squares. Thank you, Ricky Tims, for helping me use up some of my scraps!

Autumn's Progress - Original technique used 6 fabrics. I added 2 more and a further cut to make my version. Meant to depict all of Autumns changing moods,colours and holidays. Hand appliqued leaves and machine quilting.

Travis's quilt - Thank to Ricky I used up some of my scraps and made the quilt. Not as colorful as his but I like it. I was excited that I was able to do it from watching the show. Thanks Ricky.

Traveling Stars - I volunteered to test drive a pattern for Annie Smith and this quilt ended up traveling with her to Texas, the Quilt Show and I believe to Pickle Road with her as well:) It was an exciting experience and a lot of fun!

Twisty Cakes - I made this quilt for my daughter to use in her dorm room.

Mona and Jeff's wedding quilt - I belong to a group of women (definitely UNINCORPORATED) who have been meeting together for nearly 20 yrs to quilt. Whenever a friend gets married, we make a quilt. Mona loves Victorian colors, so we chose to paper piece 144 log cabin blocks in dark blues, red, purples, blacks, and greens. As was commonly done in Victorian times, we chose to tie the quilt rather than quilt it.

Blue Sky, Sunshine - Took two classes at The City Quilter. Neither resulted in a large enough quilt for my niece who loves blue and yellow. So I combined the two into one bigger quilt.

'O Happy Day - This quilt started from an antique crazy quilt block challenge.

None - This baby quilt was a gift to a dear friend when her first grandchild was born.

Daimond Mystery - This was my first Mystery Quilt. It was quite a challenge at the time because I had only been quilting for a few months. I would probably have chosen some different fabrics if I had known what I was making.

Moonbeams for Toni - This quilt was made as a Christmas gift for my acupuncturist. It now hangs on the wall in her office.

sort of deco - paper pieced using leftovers for bordor

triple treat - used EQ6 program to print out paper pieced pattern

Dark Side Tink - This is the finished quilt; I originally posted the top only back in October. I was very nervous about taking the next step...now the quilting is finished and it is hanging on the nursery wall of my beautiful granddaughter, Kiari. She is such a blessing and I hope that she will enjoy this version of Tinker Bell for many years

Dark Side Tink - Close up of Dark Side Tink's face