Bonnie's Healing tree - Made Healing tree panel into a lap quilt for sister-in-law who was hurting from several losses of close family members

The Other Side of the Rainbow - Neutral colors pass through the rainbow and become an explosion of color. Decorative thread, Swarovski crystals, and colorful piping and bias tape represent rain.

Amish Quilt - This was made as a revealing gift for my Secret Sister in my sorority.

A Bit of Spring Color for my sister - Radiant star blocks (19") joined to make queen coverlet. Dot-to-dot machine quilting in white areas. After a long, cold winter, Spring couldn't come fast enough on the Maine coast. I decided that some Spring color would be good for the soul! My sister loved the quilt, and I decided to give it to her as a birthday present. Stars are machine pieced with 2 1/2" 45 degree diamonds from a Bali jelly roll.

Juggle Wallhanging - Pieced hexies using 45 degree diamonds join with 30 degree triangles to make a fun 'building blocks' effect. I added a border of triangles. Used V & Company's Style Jelly Roll with KONA White background.

A Very Grey Day - "A Very Grey Day" art quilt with finished dimensions of 24" x 35". Inspired by a of a Great Blue Heron photograph by Janis Morrison - Fresh Air Photography - used by permission. Georgia Andrews, Fêteshui Studio

Dancing to the Sky - Design based on my original clay sculpture. I made the quilt for submitting to the Phoenix quilt show and was accepted.

Wolf Pack - Designed with EQ6, a wolf panel and a mix of batiks and other fabrics.

Wolf Pack - Detail

Kaffe Double Wedding Ring - Wedding quilt for my daughter and son-in law. She wanted a double wedding ring, and I wanted the challenge. I used all Kaffe Fassett prints, including the grey-white clover for the center and arcs.

Tiles That Bind - This memory quilt was made for friends who are moving out of the country. The title has double meaning. Their business was tiling, so the basic design is a mosaic, and we spent many fun hours together enjoying "tile" games like Mah Jongg, RummiKub, and Mexican Train. The plaid stripes are satin from one of her gowns and were the basis of the color scheme. All of the other fabrics are unique reminders of their 12 years in Florida.

Hello World - I made this for my sister's first great-grandchild who is due next week. As soon as I know her name, I will make a label and then mail the quilt to California.

Imagination from the Inside Out - Mary DeArment designed this wonderful quilt with a play on words. Can you see the word "Imagination"? It's there! All quilt construction and quilting done by Anna Vaughn.

Radiance - Inspired By Libby - I was asked if I would like to make a quilt for a special medical fund raising event for Libby Lehman. The quilt had to be something which inspired us from Libby's teachings. All the quilts for this fund raiser will be part of a special exhibit, "Inspired By Libby" at Houston IQF and at AQS Paducah shows. The quilts will be auctioned off and all the funds raised will go to Libby's medical fund. The design and the name for my quilt were derived from what Libby Lehman means to me. "Radiance" is a measure of the quantity of radiation that passes through or is emitted from a surface. Through Libby's teachings, she emits power and energy to others. She passes this energy on to her students, to create beautiful works of art. Libby's "radiance" has touched so many. Radiance is measured by "joules". The stronger the radiance, the more joules of energy and power are emitted. Libby, you are a very strong and powerful source of radiance. My quilt is a tribute to you, Libby Lehman, a powerhouse of creativity, emitting mega volts of energy to the quilting industry.

Black, White and Read All Over - This quilt began as a quest to make a man's quilt without all the cliches of moose and fishes. Inspired by the recipient's interest in martial arts, all the fabrics are printed with some kind of kanji, either real or imaginary. Theoretically you could "read" the quilt, hence the title!

Block of the month - This was a my quilt that made be become a better quilter. I started this quilt in fall of 2012 and finished it in June of 2014 I chose my colors to cheer me up and make my bedroom a happy place. I used pure wool 1/2 inch batting and freemotioned quilted it on my Bernina 820.

ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE 2 - 2014 May "Another Day in Paradise 2": Left over half square triangles from other projects helped create the back drop for a combination of background fillers with free motion quilting designs from Leah Day's www.FreeMotionQuilting.com website.  Overstitching increased tecture and accentuate design elements. Looking closely you will see a progression of designs incorporating stars, flowers, wind, lightening, earth with strata and pebbles and a large Flame Flower which was created by heavily overstitching for greater visability.