Machine Quilted Sampler - This is how I learned to machine piece and quilt using Lois Smith's "quilt as you go" method.

African Violets - Made in a workshop with Mimi Dietrich.

scraps in blue - I started with a 5 sided scrap and add to it log cabin style until it measured 6x12 (size of my ruler) Then added sashing strips.

scraps in red - I started with a 5 sided scrap and added to it log cabin style until it was 6x12 (size of my ruler) Then added sashing strips.

pretty bugs - This quilt (and one like it in differents color) was sent to twins. They were both stolen when left at the mailbox. :o(

Genealogy Angel - This was a Swap Challenge for Cyberbees, internet quilt guild. Participants swapped 6" squares of fabrics and had to use every single one of them in their design.

Feathered Star with trapunto - I made this quilt for my grandma & grandpa for Christmas. The top was finished by Christmas time, but the quilting took me until February to complete. Although I had taken a trapunto technique class, this is the first time I incorporated it into a quilt.

Batik Rockingham - Made of Batiks and hand dyed fabrics

Quilt for Asher - This quilt was designed by Bill Kerr and Weeks Ringle and appeared in AP&Q magazine. I changed the size and orientation of the rectangle units. Fun quilt using lots of fabrics!

Alison - Pinwheels look as if they are on display thanks to the alternate blocks that give the finished appearance of lattice.

Dana's Flower Quilt - Designed using EQ5, made with cotton flannel.

Log Cabin Memory Quilt - I created this quilt for my sister-in-law for her 40th birthday. She loves sunflowers, which I used as my inspiration for color/fabric choices. Her mother provided all the photos for me to use in the quilt top.

Heirloom Quilt - This quilt has heirloom sewing techniques and quilting designs that I learned at Martha Pullen's Heirloom licensing, twin needle pintucks, cathedral windows, lace shaping, shadow aplique', sharks's teeth, and much more.

Chameleon Club #3 - My first completed quilt, third in a year long class called "Chameleon Club" that I took at the local quilt shop in Eureka MT, now Jodi's Quilts and More. Although I had completed 2 quilt tops in the series prior to this one, this was the first I actually finished all the way thru to quilting and binding myself. Colors and fabrics were not ones I would normally have been drawn to, but I had a box of fabric I had purchased from a local auction and thought it would be a good way to use up some of these fabrics. We were doing one new quilt every other month for a year and I knew that could be a lot of money in fabrics alone... this was the first quilt I had "quilted". My friend taught me how to do the freemotion style quilting on her Elna home machine, as my then Brother home machine had just died on me and I had not yet purchased a replacement.

East meets West - My Southwest style Sun Bonnet Sue.

Hibiscus Stained Glass - I made this quilt in a class taught by Laura Blanchard at Quilter's Corner, Midlothian VA. It hangs on a wall in my Florida room and really classes up the place.

Batik Spider - A fun way to use up some batik fat quarters I had been collecting and brighten up the wall in my front entry.

Twist and Shout - Cute little quilt that sits on my kitchen counter.