Fantasy Star - Done using the Square in a Square Techinque developed by Jodi Barrows. So fast and fun! Fantasy Star Pattern from the “Border’s by the Square” and “The 10th Anniversary edition” book. I added one row to make it bit larger. Please contact me at lizhoffmanse@yahoo.se with any questions, would love to hear from you!

Phillip's Quilt - I made this quilt for my grandson's 18th birthday. It consists of shades of blue and gray, and is 100% cotton (top, batting and backing). The backing is solid navy. Stitch-in-the-ditch machine quilted on my Janome sewing machine.

Pink Pearl - Pink Pearl is the result of another miniature quilt (12" x 12") that I have been obsessed with lately! The design is original and the quilting was done on my APQS hand guided quilting system. The fabric was painted with Sharpie markers after quilting and the pearls and chrystals were added as a finishing touch. The quilt is not bound yet and I may still add to it if I get another wild hair!

i am not my hair - this was a challenge quilt. base on a song, by india arie. india arie signed this quilt at a concert. raw edge applique, hand and machine quilted.

First Quilt - I started this quilt in 1987 in a class given by Laura Nownes. The text was a copy of her notes from the book she was writing. I finished it in 2005. First quilt.

Dulcie's Quilt - This quilt was made for Dulcie, my friend's cat. I just loved the wonderful colors in th fabric. Dulcie's mom spilled bleach on it soon after it was finished.

Captured Cats - This was made for a friend to honor all of the cats she has loved.

Cosmic Cousins - Based on an original block design by Carol Doak, the on-point layout was a happy accident after insufficient blocks were made! We couldn't face making any more blocks! It was Winner Quilts UK 2 person/ 2nd FOQ 2006 2 person/2nd FOQ 2006 longarm.

4th of July Mystery Quilt - This is a mystery quilt pattern by Jessamy Thompson. I'm new to quilting, and this is the first thing I've ever finished for myself. It now belongs to the cat!

Lemon Meringue and Key Lime Pie - First thing this large I've ever made! Designed by Jessamy Thompson for her Quilt Mystery Yahoo Group.

Poppy,Morning Glory, Hydranga - I made this quilt for a challenge at my guild, Nutmeg Quilters. The challenge was to create a quilt using either colors or flowers to represent your initials. It was really fun to make. Oh and it won first prize.

At Home in the Woods - This is the first major art quilt I ever made. I had only been sewing for eighteen months when I decided my parents need this quilt. As a rank beginner I needed help, so I "cheated" by relying on McKenna's stunning designs and fabric kits put together by Keepsake Quilting. The challenge of working on such a complicated project has excellerated my learning and now 18 months later I'm choosing all the fabrics for my original designs.

Wolves Dance in Winter Moonlight - A request from my sister for a quilt for her mother in-law prompted me to create Wolves. A pre-printed centre panel surrounded by free form blocks and boarders. This became the first in a series of quilts using pre-printed panels and the basis for my class - fun with panels.

Emma's Rose Trellis - During the hot summer of 2004 I had the chance to dye flannel with friends. These ummy fabrics were perfect for Lisa Walton's trellis pattern and a friend's new baby.

Tree of Life - Both of my parents passed away within six months of each other. They were both cared for at the same hospital, in the same intensive care unit and by the same team of doctors and nurses. I created this in memory of my parents and as a token of appreciation to those who cared for them during this time.

My First Quilt Show Quilt - This is "The Quilt Show" block by Ricky. I used one piece of freezer paper for all the blocks. I put a 3/4" black insert between each piece to make the colors pop,

Trust in the Lord! - Strip pieced from my hand dyes. Cut into triangles and resewn into blocks. Easy and lots of fun.

Caitlyn's Quilt - Created this quilt using sampler blocks and test strips of different seminole techniques. Appliqued the letters of the child's name onto the quilt using different embroidery stitches for each letter. Used Pansy Bow border design from "101 Quilt Blocks and Borders" book.