Bloomin Nine Patch - This was my first quilting class, I had been quilting for many years before but never taken classes, what an experience, I sure learned alot about what I was doing wrong. Sure had a great time.

Blue Baskets - I went out of my comfort zone and used yellow for the background. I am not a yellow person. I made this for my sil's birthday.

Cub Lake - I started making this quilt for my son, and it was to be twin size. When I showed it to him he didn't really like the fabric. So I said, "that was fine, I would make it bigger and for myself!" Then I had to find more material. Searching on the internet I was able to purchase more fabric and make it King size. Then later when the quilt was finished I decided I wanted to make curtain for my room to match and had to look for fabric again. I found some in the cotton and was able to get enough to make a curtain and matching pillow. I bought extra this time incase I decide to make more accessories later.

Happy Hearts Healing Quilt - In memory of my mother who passed when I was 7; an assignment for grief healing. Notice dark hearts, now light *_*

Pineapple Passion - Inspired by a quilt in my "favorite" shop, Aunt Mary's Quilt shop in Arlington, WA. I just had to get black and white fabric in this one. It was very fun.

Sunflower Chains - A sunny quilt waiting to be chosen as a wedding present by one of my nieces, great-nieces, or great-nephews.

Fishtery Reef - After making this mystery quilt, I thought it looked like sunshine in the ocean so I added machine trapunto mock bobbinwork fish with Razzle Dazzle and then added lots of stuff. I wanted to recreate the feel of snorkeling on a reef where you find surprises when you start looking closely.

Helena's High School Graduation Quilt - I made this quilt in honor of my eldest daughter's high school graduation. The snowballs contain signature blocks signed by her friends and family.

Marina's Quilt - I made this quilt for younger daughter Marina's 18th birthday. She selected the pattern and pink is her favorite color.

Untitled - My friend Maxine painted the picture on fabric, and asked me to make a quilt using it as the center.

Logan's Dogs - I made this for my oldest son Logan. He loves it!!

Lost in the Stars - Blocks were created using Nancy Johnson-Srebro's technique in Stars by Magic.

Pansy Dish - During a Judy Niemeyer class while I worked on another of her paper pieced patterns, Judy began piecing this quilt. I finished piecing it and did the quilting. The border pansy fabric originally had pink flowers. I thought pink and purple would go well together until I put it next to the gold background! So, I painted each pink pansy gold. The flowers in the center are hand appliqued.

Something Old, Something New - Traditional Dresden Plate using 30's Reproduction Fabric to commemorate a 50th Wedding Anniversary. Designed on EQ5.