untitled - A Christmas Goose was published in Minature Quilts magazine, November issue, page 28, by Kathleen Rindal Brooks. I wanted to do some sewing one afternoon and used some 4 inch squares from a fabric club to play around with the color. Then I used the left over scraps for a sew-and-flip random design on a denim-carry all bag.

Chevron - I saw this quilt at the Stanley Idaho quilt show in these colors and just had to make one like it for myself.

Round Robin - We each made a center medallion and passed the quilt around the group for additions.

Stack & Whack Argyle - Tony teaches at a school whose colors are green and gold and the mascot is the lion.

Mariner's Compass - I hand pieced and hand quilted this wallhanging. It's one of my first quilting projects.

Schoolhouse Wallhanging - This is my favorite wallhanging! The published pattern was done in blues, pink and cream. I changed the colors, a first for me. I also used invisible machine applique for the first time. This wallhanging is "me".

Seeing Red - Another "charm" quilt; every 4" square is a different red. Sure was fun collecting fabrics *_* Love the black/white/red eyeglass fabric for border. I'll get a better pic up soon...sorry it's fuzzy.

Charlott's Grandmother's Quilt Number 1 - When my dear neighbor Charlott died in March 2007 at the age of 75, she left me this wonderful silk and satin quilt in the fan block pattern, I think. It was made by her grandmother, probably in the early 1930s. We miss you Charlott.

Red Wings Fan - I made this for my son for Christmas. Since that time he has moved from Detroit to Buffao, I guess a Sabre's quilt is next.

flower power - I made this quilt for my girlfriend's grandauther.

Amish Wrenches - I love Amish quilts and the monkey wrench pattern, this wallhanging hangs in my sewing room.

This quilt was made based on a request for a friend.

Caroline's Graduation Quilt - I made this quilt for our niece Caroline for her college graduation. I think she liked it! Congratulations, Caroline.

Graduation Quilt - I made this for my daughter Jaime when she graduated high school. All of her classmates signed a block. This is my first (and only to date) full sized quilt. Jaime told me it was her most prized possesion.

A Christmas Challenge - My mother gave me the fabric and pattern for this quilt for Christmas in 2002. She wanted to challenge me. She challenged me to the point that I call this quilt -- "Oops, Oh-Oh, Oh Well!". Can you spot the horrible mistake?

A Quilt Emergency - When our friend Brenda came home from Guatemala with Cindy and Isaiah, her newly adopted children, the week before Thanksgiving 2006, I knew they each needed a quilt for Christmas. These two quilts were such a joy to make.

My First Quilt - This is the first quilt I ever made. It's a good thing you can't see the seem allowances (such as they are). I don't think there's a straight seam in this quilt, much less a quarter inch seam.

Roosters in the Hen House - Quilt 47"x 47", Made for my daughter who collects Roosters. My first machine quilting and machine applique. Applique techniques learned from Ricky Tims, Quilt Camp in the Pines!