Reminiscing - Paper pieced using all Ginny Beyer fabrics

Dancing Neutrinos - Friendship Group Challange. We each designed our own setting for the batik sqaure in a square blocks. I quilted several large concentric circles and filled in with shadow quilting.

Quilt for James - I made this quilt for my great nephew James, who is 5 years old. I just used a simple 4 patch block, with a border around each block, then joined it all together. Its a very simple design, but I think the bright colours and novelty prints I used look quite good together.

Ruffled Roses - This pattern was offered as a block of the month by The Quilt Show. I bought the [pattern, I think in February of 2011 but did not get a start on it until August of that year. I finally finished it in March of 2012 just before my husband had a heart attack. It was the most challenging pattern I have attempted in my 17 years of quilting. The professional long arm quilter, Pam did a magnificent job on the quilting. It is true, "quilting makes the quilt" I will enter it in my guild show in October.

Nathan & Taylor's Wedding Quilt

Molly's Coffin Star - This quilt was made for my sister. She is the family geneologist and loves Halloween, so I used up most of my Halloween stash, which included 1-1/2 inch strips left from another project (braided tablerunners). I tried to research the block, but came up with nothing for the Coffin Star, which doesn't look like a star at all. The free-motion quilting includes pumpkins, bats, ghosts, monsters, spiders and webs with meandering in the 16-patches. The border fabric includes part of the witches scene from MacBeth (double, bubble, toil and trouble). See my personal photos for a detail of the quilting.

Sporty UK Sue - Started in Show and Tell. Sue is playing: Ulster camogie, Wales rugby, Scotland hammer throwing and England Cricket. The hardest part was finding an emblem acceptable to both Ulster communities.

My Blue Heaven - Only 4 repeated blue fabrics and changed a few blocks because I don't applique (yet). And now I have to quilt it.

Macaroni - This Susan K Cleveland pattern was a joy to piece. Unfortunately a neck and shoulder injury meant that the quilting is not great... but I finished it!

Little Houses - Fused, machine quilted, hand quilted, frayed trim binding, glued to a frame, hangs on the wall.

Walk in the Woods II - Hand-dyed & Batik cotton Fabrics on flannel & batting, black tulle and machine quilted, stretched on a frame, hangs on the wall.

Dahlia - Fused and machine quilted, a few beads, stretched on a frame and hangs on the wall.

Kaffe and Millie's Garden - This was a BOM offered by a local quilt shop (thank you instructor Joan Carrell). It actually took 2 1/2 years to complete but I am very pleased with my new machine applique skills and the resulting quilt. Background fabric is Kona and applique mostly Westminister Fabrics, primarily Kaffe Fassett.

Something to Crow About - This is my version of Laura Wasilowski's Singing Chicken. I used the basic pattern but made some changes in both the pattern and construction method. I have this hanging in my work cubicle as a reminder not to take life too seriously.

Bluebird of Happiness - A fast and easy fused wallhanging based on Laura Wasilowski techniques

Sophie Sharp - This quilt was designed from a picture of Cindy Sharp's dog, Sophie. It was part of a swap group called STUD in Flickr. Machine appliqued and quilted.

Spooning on the Beach - Two flamingos flirting on the beach with a beach ball. Very fun!!!!