Frank Lloyd Wright Window - I started with a small picture of a Frank Lloyd Wright stained glass window and had a great time figuring out how to make it into a quilt.

Down to Earth - Quilt made for my daughter. It is raw edge and wasnt sure how well it would hold up under regular machine washing. Glad to say she has washed it many times since she has dogs and it has come out fine. I quess I won't be afraid of raw edge anymore.

Over the Rainbow - My first attempt at an art quilt. Sequined ruby slippers sewed by hand and appliqued.

My First Quilt - My very first quilt. It's small (crib sized). I machine quilted - in the ditch - and really enjoyed learning so many new things. I took a class from my local shop and keep meaning to go back for another one. It hasn't stopped me from going back for more fabric though.

Lilly's ABC Quilt - I made this quilt for our first grandchild. I didn't know the sex of the baby when I made it so tried to choose neutral colors. It turned out to go perfectly in the nursery and hung on the wall over the changing table for several years. Now it hangs in the play room so it hasn't been dragged around a lot and so is in good shape.

Lilly's First Birthday Quilt - I made this quilt for our grandaughter's first birthday. I put a photo of each of her grandparents in four of the blocks. We live far away and I didn't want her to forget us. I have made a quilt from this pattern for so many new babies and always get a call or a note when the baby is about a year old saying how much fun the baby is having identifying all the objects in the blocks. It's a fun pattern and NO "Y" SEAMS!

Welcome to my pad - This quilt is made up of 9 blocks, all different, with frogs having a great time. It was made for my first great-grandchild. It was fun to do. Hope you all like it!

French Braid & Roses - This quilt is reversible with turning 20 design on back. It is an oversized queen. It was surprisingly easy to assemble. This quilt won a 3rd. place ribbon in the 2008 Golden Triangle Quilt Guild show. My first show! I was elated!

It's a woman's world - This quilt is made up of 12 blocks {Calender blocks). This was my first needle turn applique quilt. The technique was shown to be by a fellow member of our Guild. I have been having an ongoing project with needleturn ever since.

Trains

Bikes and Cars

Blue Roses - This is still a work in progress. I am making this quilt for my Mom. Right now everything is just appliqued or pinned down. I am looking for advice because I was hoping to make it bigger. I am just afraid that making it bigger will take away from what I have already done. Originally this was going to be my first rhapsody quilt.

Rhapsody at First Light - I live in the country in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. This quilt celebrates the beauty of the woods that I love to walk in.

Organic Garden - This pattern was sold at the Huston quilt show as their raffle quilt. I felt it needed to be hand quilted as it was so beautiful. Many things happened in the process of doing this quilt that almost made me give it up, but most of what happened improved the quilt in the end because I added elements to it that made it my own.

Self Portrait - I taught a class for my small quilt group (10 members) on Portrait Quilting. The challenge was to use as many Kaffee Fassett fabrics as possible, and each choose a different focus color. I chose magenta for mine.

The Little Orphan - This was my first portrait quilt and was hand appliqued. I entered it in the Houston quilt show special exhibit, "I remember Mama", and it traveled with that exhibit for nearly two years. It is now home and hanging in my new studio.

From Baltimore to Boistfort - I was thrilled when this won best traditional quilt at the Pacific Northwest Quiltfest. It was shown in the Houston show and in Quilter's Newsletter magazine.

Meta-Morris' - I love William Morris designs and reproductions. The butterflys are all make with different Wm. Morris fabrics. The background fabric is his willows pattern and I designed the border from that fabric.