Hip to Bee Square, Baby!

Four and Twenty - This was a kit purchased from the Bigfork Bay Cotton Co. in Bigfork MT. Very first mitered corners and they all came out perfect!

Moose Lodge - This was my first full sized long-arm quilt.

Rainbow Chain Quilt - This was the 2nd longarm quilt I ever did.

Baby Bargello - First baby quilt done on long arm, it was pretty much quilted to death!

Christmas Candy - I mde this for my sister as a Christmas present in 2008. I called it Christmas Candy because it reminds me of little pieces of wrapped up candy.

Jennifer's Purple quilt - this is a quilt that my Mom made. My Mom loves the border fabric - it is her favorite. When her granddaughter came to visit, she let her take her pick of all the quilts. She chose this one. My Mom was a little sad to see it go because she didn't have any more of the border fabric, but she lovingly gave it to her only granddaughter. I made the hawaiian appliqued pillow and my Mom made the pansie pillow.

Becky's T quilt - this is a quilt I made from a book by Mimi Shimp. it was fun because I used up a lot of scraps

Black cat - I made this for my brother because he loves cats.

Quilted Angel - redwork angel

Xmas Cross Stitch - 9 Xmas Cross Stitch designs - some very old were turned into a wallhanging

Jewel Box Stash - Work in progress

Denise's Christmas Quilt - My sister took this class a long time ago. Quilting was not her "cup of tea". She completed only the very center. so, she sent me all the pieces - she had already cut all the pieces for the entire top. I read through the directions, sorted out all the pieces (like a jigsaw puzzle) and completed it for her. It is not yet quilted. For all I know, it could have put it together incorrectly per the intended (especially the log cabin border), but I don't think it matters at all. It now has my personal touch.

Connie's Christmas table runner - I made this last Christmas. My Mother-in-law saw it as I was making it and fell in love with the bright red and green, so I gave it to her as a present when it was done. It makes for a very nice table setting.

911-How we felt - Our guild was asked to create memory panels about our feelings on Sept. 11, 2001. I created this panel and donated it to Bill Bace of www.anamericanquilt.com back in 2002. It represents the feelings I had and what I believe most people were feeling. The anniversary brings back all those feelings.

Mid Summer Night Dream - Pennington Quiltworks' Saturday Sampler BOM Blocks & Blocks design from Judy Martin's book - "Knockout Blocks & Sampler Quilts".

Frogs & Turtles & Flies, Oh My! - I made this quilt after doing a 4 Patch for "Quilts For Kids". I liked the pattern and it was easy, so why not? I just pulled a bunch of fabrics from my stash and put them together. Although the fabrics aren't from one specific collection I thought they went together well. Picture isn't that great. Just doesn't do the quilt justice.