New York Mystery - Mystery quilt made from my local quilt shop. Found the fabric at City Quilter's in NYC. My mom loved the fabric, so the quilt is hers.

Bargello for Dad - I loved the bargello pattern and made this quilt for my Dad. I quilted it in the ditch.

Baby Quilt

Baby Quilt - Baby quilt taught by Jim Cankula. Gave to charity

Bloomin 9 patch - One of my first quilts. Made from batiks and is used on my bed.

Sampler Quilt - This quilt is one that I gave my youngest daughter when she graduated from college in 2003. I started making another quilt like this and discovered that I had enough fabric to make two. With her pending graduation, I decided that it would be a great gift for her. It is the first quilt I made from start to finish and is all hand pieced and quilted. I have yet to get the other one finished because it is one that I am doing with a group of girls and we have had a hard time getting together to finish them.

Christmas in July - I made this quilt as a Christmas present for my friend Pam. She loves traditional quilts and her very favorite color is red. I think this will work!

gail's daughters school t shirt quilt - this quilt is a collection of gail's daughter's t shirts, beginning with preschool and ending with college. it is backed with flannel.

christmas with friends - I love the challenge of doing McKenna Ryan's patterns

Sunny Day - This is a reversable quilt, based on the Cotton Theory. Ricky Tims helped me to pick out the fabric from his hand-dyed collection at the Paducah Quilt Show. I used varigated thread to combine all the colors.

A Little Oriental - I used a bright oriental fabric and black background. I hand quilted the background in black and the design in gold metallic thread.

Unnamed - I bought this pattern and material because it was colors and fabrics I would have never thought of putting together. I wanted to learn from it. It is very bright and colorful.

Stars and Four-Patches Quilt - 50th Wedding Anniversary Gift for sister and brother-in-law, December 2003

Missouri Sampler in Green - I took a class from Annabel on making this Missouri Sampler Quilt except that this is one that I made for a quilt show in Trenton when we honored her for the Trenton Sesquicentennial. We located 38 finished quilts from her students and displayed them in this show along with 80 vintage quilts. When Annabel teaches the class, she had you pick out 3 or 4 fabrics but recently, I have fallen in love with the batiks! I also wanted to show the public that this same quilt can be made with today's fabrics and machine quilted. What a thrill to see it hanging with all the quilts of the same pattern...yet, so different!

Great Grandpa's Baby Quilt - This quilt is one that my husband's aunt said was her grandfather's baby quilt and he was born in 1870. It is in excellent condition! What a treasure to have! The small pieces are so small and there are 25 squares to each block so you can imagine how small they are.

Christmas House - I love the Thimbleberry designs and when we redid our family room, I had a wall that just cried for this to by hung there! I love it!

Lucky Stars - This was my first COMPLETED quilt. I still own it and I love the colors.

Double Wedding Ring - This is a quilt we inherited when my husband's aunt passed away. It is in great condition but unfortuanately, along with all the other quilts, we don't know for sure who made them. His aunt quilted but so did his mother, so we aren't certain.