A rose blooms in Camden - This quilt was made for Nicole as a going away gift after 5 years of working in the OT/PT department of the Camden city schools. Nicole and her husband collect stained glass so I felt that a stained glass quilt would be the perfect gift.

Cat Walk - Yellow Brick Road done in The Kitty Collection by Clare Mackey (Red Rooster Fabrics) and 3 unknown tone-on-tone florals.

Falling Leaves - Falling Leaves (Tumbling Leaves from Quilts and More magazine Fall 2007) Top completed, still needs quilting

Floral Pinwheels - Floral Pinwheels (from book Stash Buster Quilts)

Garden Delight - Garden words and motifs - half square triangles

Cats & Rails - Cat & Rails - my original design using the rail fence block Top completed, still needs quilting.

Double Aster Wall Quilt - This is a wall quilt using the Double Aster block pattern. The large star was added to complement the asters.

Crazy Steps to Reno - This quilt was based on the pattern Crazy Courthouse Steps by Heidi Pridemore as published in American Quilter magazine (Projects 2007). My blocks are 12" instead of 9". I loved using the bright prints! The back is lime green with multi-colored dots.

A Braided Garden

Go ahead, Count the chickens - I added a basic basket block and mixed them with Sharlene Jorgenson's chicken block from Quilting in the Heartland. The chicken block is based on a log cabin design.

Amphibian Oblivion - I enlarged the patterns to make the finished quilt usable as a lap quilt.

BearPaw

Hannah's Birthday Quilt

Bits and Pieces of the Holidays - I love Christmastime and like to decorate all through the house. The house isn't that big so I tend to make smaller scale pieces for display; this small wall hanging fits easily into any room. It's colors are softer than the traditional reds and greens of the holiday. The bells entertain my three cats!

Strolling the Block - This was one of my first quilts though I got sidetracked for a while and it joined the other UFO's till I decided to finish it. I added the sky blue/pink border in place of the scrappy one in the original instructions. Every block has a cat or 2!

Star Struck - This quilt took awhile because of all the small pieces in the borders, but it was worth it. I love batiks and love these colors. The squares and triangles are 3-D.

Steve's Quilt - This version is done with a vibrant floral pattered fabric in the showcase squares, and the quilting is specific to show off that fabric.

Noelle's Quilt - This was done with a Japanese fabric that has large peacocks and scenes on it and the border was pieced, rather than the Pepper Cory designed fabric of large urns and a wide ribboned border.