Yuletide Joy - Members of an Internet Round Robin group each contributed a block (or connector blocks) to this quilt. Label on back lists names and locations (throughout Canada and USA).

It's Not Always Black & White - Group of internet quilters (Canada, USA, Australia) met for first time in-person at AQS show in Nashville (2000) and met Alex Anderson. Bought fabric and "Simply Stars" book -- and this is my souvenir. One of my first quilts.

A hunting we will go - This quilt was made for our Tampa Bay Vizsla Club for the rescue fund. The vizsla is a Hungarian Pointer dog. The raffle will be drawn at our specialty day in Jan. of 08. The quilt travels with me to all the AKC hunt tests and field trials. Embrodiery was done by 165E Bernina and quilted on a Juki TLQ98 on a gracie quilt frame. The pattern is " Turning Twenty ".

May my Love Keep You Warm - This quilt started as a potholder for a fundraiser but turned into a quilt because I loved it so much.

My First Quilt - From Alex's book "Start Quilting - 2nd Edition" - I changed the fabric colors and completed the first project in the book.

Dresden Fan Baby Quilt - Scrappy Dresden Fan blocks using assorted pink fabrics on a pale pink background, white sashing.

My First Quilt

Yes, Pansies!! - Made for the Arizona Quilters Guild Fall Business Meeting October, 2007. Theme: 'A Quilter's Basket - A tisket, a tasket, are there flowers in your basket?' Yes, Pansies!! I used hand painted fabric for the background, silk flower leaves and Pansies fussy cut from theme fabric. I took green and yellow fabric strips, folded, then woven into the basket. The basket is sewn down on the sides and bottom leaving the top open so the moss can be put into the basket.

Alice Meets the Cheshire Cat - Made for the Arizona Quilters Fall Meeting October 2006. Theme: Alice in Wonderland. I saw a picture in an old (circa 1860's) book by Lewis Carroll (pen name used by Dodgson), illustrated by Sir John Tenniel. I acquired this book at a yard sale for 25 cents!

Big Diamond - I absolutely love Kaffe Fassett's fabrics so when a "Big Diamond" class was offered at my LQS I just had to sign up and make this quilt! It is still one of my favorites!

Heritage - A celebration of my Indian heritage.

Big Fish In A Little Pond - I saw this done on a TV show, so I made a similar one for myself. I drew a fish, dug in my stash of scraps and made this colorful fish quilt. This one of two that I have made.

Heritage II - A tribute to my Indian heritage. Incorporates the bear paw block pattern.

Sweet Vintage Hearts - I made this for the Sacramento, CA Sutter Cancer Center's quilt auction to raise funds for the center. The quilt is all 30's reproduction fabric and has appliqued flowers in the borders.

Convergence in Lime Green - After atttending Ricky's Seminar in December 2005, I have made several of these Convergence quilts.

SunBonnet Sue's Clothes Line - Cut out the quilt motifts (3"x3"), added backing and batting. Then hand quilted while on a house boat vacation on Kentucky Lake near Paducah in July 2004. I received the metal Sunbonnet Sue figures as a gift. I thought it would be cute for these 2 metal figures to be holding a clothes line with small quilts hanging from them.

Flower Basket - The entire quilt is made up of hexagons. The pattern in the magazine called for a much smaller hexagon. I loved making this quilt!

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