DOLL QUILT - soft floral to give an antique look.

Go Blue! - This is a lap size quilt made up of old and new University of Michigan t-shirts. Borders are blue polka dot cotton fabric.

Mushrooms and Elephant Ears - This quilt was inspired by a japanese quilter's technique of shredding fabrics, arranging them as if painting, and then trapping it in place with tule and free motion quilting (I saw this on Simply Quilts- Spring 2006). She used a long arm, I used a home machine. I was testing different fabrics, yarns, beads, paint, applique, and turned lames into confetti.

Apache Junction Wall hanging

Baltimore Treasures - The Baltimore Treasures block and border patterns are available for here: http://www.quilterscache.com/Products3.html

The Log Cabin That Rocks!! - 6" Log Cabin Blocks, many made by me, many sent in from quilting friends all over the world. The entire back is its label.

Scrap Madness - This is an advanced beginner pattern :o)

Four Patch Pins - Advanced beginner to intermediate level quilters will find this easy :o)

Come Play With Me - Started in a Dianne Hire class. The games in this quilt are Hopscotch, Pin the Tail on the Donkey, Tick Tac Toe, and Checkers.

Down the Garden Path - Drunkards Path center was a new technique. Each round was added hoping it would look as I envisioned. Applique was done while recouperating from surgery. Ending with small log cabins with one inch striips.

He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not - This wall quilt is made of batiks in greens, plus a few photos of daisies. There are fabric daisies appliqued on, French knots and beads in the centers, with some Tintzl scattered on and tulle over the whole quilt. It is quilted in meandering stitch with clear thread.

First Half of the Year - Here are my first six Blocks of the Month. They are machine applique using Ricky's Stable Stuff inside each piece, appliqued with zig-zag stitch using Bottom Line in the bobbin and Superior Mono Poly on top.

Stars and Swallowtails - This stack-n-whack design was made with a paisley print for the stars and solids for the swallowtails.

My Starry Night - I did not glue but would sew individual pieces of this qult together on the background. i used scaps of fabric no longer or wider than a brush stoke. As pieces of fabric puddled at my feet I smiled to think about how Vincent would paint so thick it would puddle on the floor off the canvas. The edges are raw and unraveling like unto Vincents mental state as he painted this famous scene.

Let it Snow - This quilt is like a book. It has a page you can turn to reveal the Butterfly. On the back is a pocket for a book. It is fun to read on this bright quilt which my son Rider immediatly claimed was his. Kayla Rich

Rider's Very Hungry Catepillar - Part 2 Very Hungry Catepillar

Karen's Quilt - Memories of Karen

Haloloween Friends - This is a Halloween quilt that is pieced, hand appliqued and machine quilted. It was one of the most challanging quilts that I have made, but oh so fun. I love all the little children in their costumes.