Bedroom wall hanging - After seeing Ricky's wonderful quilt I had to have a go. Don't mind the sheep in the middle of the picture, it's a light pull!!

Starburst - This is a result of a class taken with Sally Collins at Empty Spools held at Asilomar Conference in March 2006. We spent two days designing and then piecing using templates.

Sister's Choice - I began collecting pink and brown reproduction fabrics in 2005. This combination is probably my favorite and I've made other quilts using these fabrics since my collection far exceeded what I needed.

Giant Dahlia - I had to make this quilt since another one of my passions is growing prize winning dahlias. The top went together perfectly using Marti Michell's templates.

Bonnet Girls Through the Year - It was fun choosing different bonnet girls to applique, appliqueing them and then doing embellishments. I used Hobbs Wool Batt. It is wonderful to hand quilt.

The Calico Cat - This quilt was done from a photo of my cat, Tinkerbell.

A Quilt for Safeplace - The t-shirts were made by clients at the local women's shelter. Friends who work there gave the shirts to me and asked that I make a quilt of them to hang in the offices.

On The Move. - I made this for my grandson for his 1st Birthday. It is machine appliqued and machine quilted by me, gramma Jan. I just love it!

Fly Away - This quilt has cheerful bright colors and depitcts butterflies flying away from their squares on the quilt.

Thylacine privacy screen (back view) - The screen is made by a friend of mine that is a fine furniture maker using Tasmanian sassafras. The panels are hand dyed silk using wattle bark that has then been quilted. The back is just as lovely as the front and is make to be fully reversible. This is the Back view.

In Celebration of 50 years of Marriage - This quilt was made to celebrate my Mom and Dad's 50th wedding anniversary. I presented them with the pieced top at their luncheon and then took it back to have it quilted by Connie Gallant who then returned it to me to complete the binding. They are living in Arizona and I wanted to use bright colors with a southwest flair.

Welcome Star - I made this quilt to donate to Project Linus.

Slice Capades "The Red Barn" - A new slice quilt group, the "Slice Capades", was established in my quilt guild in 2008. Six of us (Judy Nigh, Jeannette Larson, Lyn Anthoney, Suzanne Koenan, myself, and Judy Lorino-clockwise) each took a piece of an enlarged copy of an original watercolor by Suzanne Koenan and privately replicated our piece six times using whatever technique(s) we chose. We met in October 2008 and exchanged our pieces, such that each of us then had all six to make a complete copy of the original. Then privately, we each combined our six pieces into a quilt, finishing however we pleased. Our goal was to have them all displayed together in our Quilt Expo held in March 2009. Three of us completed on schedule and exhibited our quilts in the show.

Dinosaur Fun - This quilt was made to donate to Habitat for Humanity for a 7 year old boy.

Linda's Homestead - Painted then thread painted on my longarm. It's from a photo of her childhood home and was given to her as a gift. I learned the basics from a Jamie Wallen class and learned a lot more while doing it. It was fun and "Georgie Girl" my longarm, performed wonderfully with various threads.