Charm Magic Wine - This is made out of Elenor Burn's Magic vine 5" charm squares (81 pcs), this is my original design for my one of customers.

Dance Princess Dance - 5 silhouettes from actual photos of my granddaughter fused and hand appliqued and set into an on point nine patch setting.

Chapel in the Rocks - This quilt was made from a photo taken in 1983 of The Chapel in the Rocks in Sedona, Arizona

Christmas at Modas House - This was made for a Moda Challenge but was not finished in time. It is made of entirely Moda Fabrics.

African Medly 1 - This was started in a class by Gwen Maxwell-Willams at Quilting by the Lake. It uses all ethnic fabrics and a batik panel in the center.

MBOBO - This was made with a batik panel in the center. It made me think of Fertility dances and thus the name which is Swahili for Fertility.

Summer - This is a nice remembrance for my all too short stay in the Central Coast area of California. I lived not too far from Buellton for a couple years. This is another wall hanging of my "For Everything There is a Season" series. I just have Spring left to do.

Bali Nights - I made this quilt for my son's 16th birthday.

Lake Sunset - I started this in a Class entitled "Branch Out" on the subject of trees, at Quilting by the Lake with teacher Rosalie Dace.

Neck Tie - This quilt is made from over 200 different neck ties.

Brett Farve Rag Quilt - I made this quilt ( and hope to make several more like it) to donate for area charity/fundraisers. Any suggestions on what I can do to not have the number 4 from the other side of the quilt show? See picture of each side.

Brett Farve - Other side of quilt.

Ann's sampler - Ann admired the quilts I had made her sister who is my daughter-in-law and asked if I'd make one for her. Unable to say no, I told her I'd work on it in my spare time. I decided on a sampler using the Crazy Ann block on the 4 corners. The quilt was completed and sent to Ann within 6 months.

Anniversary Quilt - This quilt was made for my in-laws for their 50th Wedding anniversary. I love to do applique and am not really fond double wedding ring pattern, so I left the center open for applique that was inspired by a pattern by Nancy Pearson. Of course being from Texas, I had to add bluebonnets to the floral bouquet.

Tea for Two Times 9 - I received all the teapots from a block exchange I participated in with avery talented and fun group of gals in a Bee I belonged to in Dallas. I received 18 blue and white teapots and then I set them with the tea cups that I machine appliqued. And the little squares on point on the outer border represent tea bags.

Unknown - Made by my great-grandmother. My Mom used to hang on Quilt Rack on wall or even put on guest bed. Survived thru several generations. After my mom passed away, I thankfully got this quilt as one of many quilt keepsakes.