Sew Spooky - Machine pieced and appliqued.

Asian High Tech Tucks

Keys Sunset

Indigo Lights - Only modification I made to this pattern was in the border. One of my FAVORITES!

Morning Stars

Asian-Style Warm Wishes - Very quick and easy pattern. I've made several as charity quilts, but had to have one for myself.

A Pineapple in the Sea - Made for the 2010 Hoffman Challenge,this quilt traveled with the collection and was exhibited at the Houston International Show.

Memories of Tyler - Made in memory of nephew Tyler Birenbaum who was taken by brain cancer at age 16 in 2000. Made for T-Baum Foundation run by his parents.

Kaleidoscope - I made this using one long strip set instead of separate strip sets for each segment.

Kites for Kendall - Baby quilt for neighbors daughter Kendall.

Sam's animals - Used animal panel. Cut animals out, added borders until the row was full.

Wedding memory quilt - Memory quilt for wedding in 2009. Used photos of bride and groom growing up, family and wedding. Guests signed blocks on bottom

Golden Crazy - Moving on Gift for my massage therapist

Wedding quilt - Made with precut kaleidescope triangles. Made up setting as I went.

Lovely Rose Surprise - freehand machine embroidery, padded applique Juried into RMQM "Remember When..." contest

Young Timothy - This quilt is based on a poem I wrote in 1971, which is printed on the top of the quilt The design of the young boy walking home from fishing is original, but the oak and pine trees were based on patterns in Nancy Prince's Simple Thread Painting and the boy is based on a patterns in Sunbonnet Sue's Neighborhood by Oxmoor House. This was my first attempt at thread painting after taking a class with Nancy Prince

Challis

Silver Snowtime Medley - This quilt was a Challenge for the 25th Anniversary Celebration of the Georgia Quilt Council in 2008. The theme was silver and inspired me to do this winter landscape. Parts are original, parts are adapted from Nancy Prince' book Simple Thread Painting and Sunbonnet Sue: Month-by-Month Stitchery by Little Quilts. This was my first time using Angelina fibers which I used on the lake.