Collecting Leaves - This quilt is from Tonga batiks collection from Timeless Treasures. The maple leaves are appliqued on. The fabrics are so bright and colorful that it was hard to resist making it.

The Great Pumpkin Quilt - I loved this quilt when I saw it hanging in my local quilt store and knew that I had to make it. It was a block of the month.

Katrina's 60th birthday quilt - Made for a friend's 60th with a photo of her in the middle - removable as it was not her best image!!

Ann's 50th birthday quilt - I bought this lovely floral material in Australia although it was made in the USA and I'm from Scotland so it did a bit of travelling before being made into this quilt!

Circles - This quilt was started to cure my fear of circles!! I ended up loving them.

Lisa's first quilt - Animal shapes appliqued on plain squares for a beautiful great niece.

Miss Debbie

Montana Stars

Eagle Scout Celebration - This quilt was made for my grandson's Eagle Scout Celebration. He became an Eagle Scout when he was 14. He picked the various badges appliqued to the quilt that were important to him personally.

Ruth's Quilt - My friend Ruth had a Dresden Plate quilt when she was a little girl. I wanted to give her soemthing special for her 75th birthday, so I made this quilt in her favourite colour - blue!

Eye Spy - For my grandson's 1st birthday

In God's Light - A christening set and quilt made from my friend's wedding gown.

Family Memories - I substituted photos in the spaces where the green blocks are in the quilt.

Stars For A New Day - I joined TQS in May 2009 and started on the BOM shortly after, using mostly fabrics in my stash. It took me a year working month by month. I made the quilt a little longer by adding a top and bottom border before the final row of stars. I am thrilled with the outcome and have had so many compliments on it. I can't wait to enter it in shows.

Chelsea's memory quilt - Memory quilt made for my Granddaughters graduation from High School 2010

Log Cabin Recycled Shirt Quilt - I love the use of recycled shirts in making this log cabin quilt. This time I used a rounded corner on the edging and am pleased with out that turned out. Batting is Hobbs Heirloom 80/20. Fabrics are all 100 percent cotton gleaned from men's shirts.

Baby Quilt for Project Linus - A friend gifted me with a package of 5-inch Moda squares. I thought they would look lovely in a very simple design. The quilt was donated to Project Linus in Ohio.