Romance - I made this from the very popular Yellow Brick Road pattern. Again, as a member of my small church group, we all made the same pattern using individual fabric choices. I love the soft romantic feel of the floral prints. This is currently on my frame being hand quilted in a crosshatch pattern in the large central area. Will probably do something viney on the inner border and maybe feathers on the outer.

Derek's Embroidered Alphabet

Bento Box Splash

Wild Pink and black quilt

Have a Happy Christmas - work in progress - This has over 100 different Christmas fabrics and is king sized. I have it on my frame now for quilting so I will post an updated picture soon.

Riding for Jesus - This is a raffle quilt for the Sons of Thunder Motorcycle Ministry group that my mother is a part of. It will be raffled off to raise funds for the Blue Santa Program. The center is hand embroidered.

Bob's Ties #1 - A close friend asked me to make 5 quilts for her kids, using their Dad's neckties. I didn't want to make traditional necktie quilts, so this was the result. Quilt #1

Butterfly Garden - I love stars and love Alex's star book. This was my answer to a quilt challenge put on by my guild. It is machine-pieced and hand-quilted.

Just For Karen - Started in a class with Karen McTavish. Finnished by me on my longarm.

Childhood Memories - This memory quilt has childhood photos as the center of each block. This was my first quilt after a 20-year break from quilting. My son, an aspiring comedian, moved to New York and I wanted him to have the warmth of home and childhood to follow him.

Star Shine - This is the first pieced pattern released by my partner and I. The model quilt on the cover of our pattern features an OESD embroidery set available at www.embroideryonline.com (used by permission.) You can choose to feature embroidery (hand or machine), photos, a focus fabric or novelty print, pieced blocks, or a quilting design in the Focus Blocks.

Medwick Garth - This quilt was based on an antique quilt dated pre-Civil War. The pattern appeared in American Patchwork Quilt, December 2004 issue, by Julie Henderson.

Carnival Calliope - This quilt was hand pieced and hand quilted at baseball parks all over. It took on a life of its own and turned out much larger than I intended, but what can you do?

Star Struck - Fussy cut Jinny Beyer border prints make this a very fun quilt to make. It is amazing that the diamond here is the same as the tumbling block because they look so completely different

Bearly Bloomin' in the Heart of Texas - Fun watercolor project made for my husband on the occasion of our twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.