Kwik Krazy Quilt - Fun, fast, freezer paper pattern.

Tea Pots on Parade - This is a round robin quilt. There were 12 in my group, it took a year to get all the blocks. I set them in a twist and turn pattern.

Redwork - This quilt was made from my guild's August block-of-the-month-any redwork pattern. I won ten ,12 and a half inch blocks. I added 2 more to make this wallhanging.

Beautiful Bounty - I saw this project on Simply Quilts, Nov. of 2004. I thought it would be fun to do and it was. It was demonstrated by Rami Kim. It is called the Chop Key Flower Technique.

A Touch of the Orient - Red and Black Sampler quilt machine pieced and quilted by owner. The border of oriental women inspired both the name and style of quilting.

Butterfly's are Free - Large butterfly made with Hoffman's challenge fabric 2001 on a black background. Applicated drunkards path blocks make body of butterfly. Quilter with metalic varigated thread.

Twisted Feathers - Graduated shades of blue, green and burgundy. Quilted with large indulating feathers.

Chris' Wedding Quilt - Lone Star 71" With several borders on of which is 5" stars. Another row of 5" stars on the pillow tuck.

A Cowgirls Denim and Diamonds - this Quilt was my creation for the AQG show in 2006.

Fall Foliage

Halloween Stack n Whack - A Stack n Whack quilted for a friend on my new gammill

hearts galore - made from a kit

Stacey's Quilt - I quilted this King Quilt, made by a friend for her Daughter

Butterflies for Haley

From Every Corner - This quilt was made from the HST exchange that was created as a result of Edyta Sitar's show. There are HST's from 43 states and 4 countries.

Stained Glass Butterfly

Shellie's Windows - Designed to look like the windows in my daughter's cabin. The quilting represents leaves she sees through the windows. Created for her 40th birthday.

Batik Leaves - I made this quilt for my husband's co-worker, Bruce, so he could give it to his wife, Terri for her birthday. When he asked me to make a quilt, I showed him a number of different patterns and this is the one he chose. I had less than one month to get this quilt done. Not an easy feat since the leaves are all curved piecing. But I did it...with three days to spare! I enjoyed making this quilt, but I would do the quilting differently if I were going to make it for myself, and had more time. Since I didn't have a lot of time, I just put this quilt on my Hinterberg Machine Quilting Frame with my Janome 1600 and did an all-over loopty-loop design in the solid areas, and some pointed leaf designs in the leaves. This quilt is going to be used in their motor home, and the rustic, earthy colors are just perfect for that purpose.