$5 Block of the Month - This pattern is not shown on Under the Garden Moon's website. The Fabric Patch did this as a $5 Block of the Month and used this pattern. She provided part of the pattern each month, we provided our own fabric. Many people did not like the 5-1/2 inch squares. I didn't mind at all. I would have liked to have been guided a bit on fabric selection as I would have liked a bit more Kansas Troubles type of fabrics, but these brights turned out great.

9-Patch - This is my very first quilt that I have made, this is the top and still unfinished.

Chocolate at Christmas - I used the "Stack N Whack" technique to form the stars and the setting idea came from "Circle of Nine" book. My daughter named the quilt after taking this photo.

Wonky - I began this quilt with scraps. The border diamonds were a challenge. I finally had it quilted in 2013.

Cathedral Window - This is a pattern by Cat Nix that was a class that I attended at a local quilt shop.

Just Spoolin' Around - I Love Applique and I love Edyta Sitar's quilts. I made this quilt for my sewing room. The hand applique took several months but well worth it.

Moving target - Batik squares and rectangles randomly pieced so as to give the illusion of moving.

Life Flip-flops at 40! - Our friend from England was here in Florida to celebrate her 40th birthday. The flip-flops were to celebrate her life here, and the big changes that come at 40.

The Doppler Effect - I had a limited amount of fabrics that I loved and wanted to maximize the visual effect. I worked out a pattern that mimics the Doppler Effect of sound. I love the way the colors work together.

Every Barn tells A Story

Crop Circles - This quilt was inspired by an ASTER satellite photo of pivot irrigation on crops in Kansas. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Crops_Kansas_AST_20010624.jpg

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Jewel Box

Bear - Bear is mounted on cow hide Leather, embellished with bear teeth and beads. The outer part of the leather is cross stitched with sinue and feathers found from birds around my home (already sheaded from the birds on the ground)

Puppies, puppies, puppies - I downloaded pictures of old english sheepdog puppies and through the computer was able to change them into embroidery designs, and then used the Flying colors method by Gail Garber to make the swirling flying geese to surround the puppies.

Pride & Joy - Not wanting just a small wall hanging I made the surrounding part of the horses to look like they were behind wood stall door with a plaquard of the name Pride and Joy

Mothers Prider - Horse Panels cut to fit into design with western theme borders.