Eddie's Baby Quilt - This baby quilt was made for my grandson Eddie. I purchased the quilt kit at the Paducah Quilt Show.

Tate's Baby Quilt - I made this for our latest grandson, Tate. I machine appliqued the little cars.

Lord Of The Rings - I used the Quilt Smart interfacing. I took images and put them in the rings using my inkjet printer and printer fabric.

Survivor mug rug - I participated in Flickr mug rug swap. I made this mug rug for a fanatic Survivor fan, and I customized it to her.

Weekender tote bag - made this using two charm packs

Fields - I got some leftover fabric scraps from a dressmaker . Later I tryed to make something out of it. So I made this mini quilt.

Quilt for baby girl Zinn - I found the directions for this quilt on the Internet in a quilting blog. It uses two charm packs and white fabric. Simple and fun to do.

Sunny Butterfly - This was a mystery quilt done on New Years Eve with an online group. I finished the top a few yeas ago. I had it longarm quilted in 2008. However the binding and label were not done until early 2009.

Pals - This quilt was a gift for a co-workers daughter. I was making a baby quilt when I heard that this was to be his second child. Well as a big sis myself I did not want the older girl (only 3) to feel left out so I made this out of some messed up blocks from another project.

My First Quilt - This was my very first quilt made in a beginner's quilting class at Quilter's Attic in Pine Push NY

Michelle's flip-flop quilt - Saw this quilt in a Wilmington, NC quilt shop while on vacation. I made it for a niece who loves flip-flops. The feet are fused to the "sandy" background and satin stitched down. Ribbon and buttons attached by hand.

Baby Mason's first quilt - I found the Peter Rabbit fabric and wanted to feature the little scenes. The nursery was green, but I wanted it to be for a boy so I used blue and green complimentary fabrics. I hand quilted it so it would be soft for the newborn. I also covered the bassinet in the green toile fabric.

checks & plaids - I needed to use up my stash of checks & plaids but this huge quilt has hardly made a dent in it! It was fun & very quick to make as each of the 64 blocks is the same. I chose to divide the sections into manageable sizes in order to practise different free motion quilting designs with the "quilt as you sew" technique. I used large pieces of checks on the back and dark blue cotton fabric to bind the sections and the edges. Recently exhibited at our regional show, the judge told me it was a very close runner up for her judge's choice award. I was thrilled with a close second!

Tancho, Keeper of Fidelity - Tancho is the Chinese name for the red crested crane. They mate for life. Is this one searching for a new mate or pondering the passing of her former mate? This piece won 1st place Viewers Choice at our local quilt show in April. Raw edge applique, using my hand dyed fabric. Quilted on my home machine.

DNA - Threads of Life - Center is paper-pieced and appliqued. In the border are free-motion depictions of plants, animals, etc. (i.e., things that contain DNA). Made for submission to Sacred Threads 2009.

Whirlwiind - This quilt was made using a free project sheet from Quilting treasures. The quilt was a gift to my sister Wendi. Wendi is a huge Wizard of Oz fan and loved the quilt.