Batik Beauty - This is the first queen sized quilt I made and quilted on my new Mega Quilter and Inspira Frame.I added the hand-dyed border that was not called for in the pattern.

State of Grace - This was a purchased kit that I pieced and quilted.

Golf - Designed this on my Quilt Composer software. Fabric was gifted to me many years ago!

Batik Beauty - I used up all the scraps from my Batik quit; I paper pieced this and used strips to make the wonky log cabin blocks.

Ode to Cat - This was my first work on machine quilting on my new Inspira frame.

Avon Inspiration - I was inspired by a Avon Catalog to make this quilt. There was a photograph of a model wearing a beautil shear dress in all colors of blues and greens. To me it was the most beautiful color combination I have every seen. This was my first quilt and not having the knowledge regarding different types of blocks, I found instructions on the internet for this faux log cabin block. Beverley Linsley

1st Anniversary - First Wedding Anniversary quilt for my beautiful daughter Jennifer and Son-In-Law. Being a newbie quilter back in 2006, I found instructions for the block on Block Central website. When putting the block together on my design board, I changed the direction of the block pieces. To me it looked more appealing. I have learned so much since 2006, I know I would have used more colors in the quilt; however, for my second quilt, I felt proud and giving it away was the best part. Quilt was presented to my daughter and son-in-law in Satellite Beach, FL while we were visiting my oldest Son. They loved the quilt and that is all that mattered to me. Beverley Linsley

Another Time - Picked this pattern up at Hancock Fabrics. I loved the vintage appeal and colors the yellow/blue.

Southern Stars - I can't remember just where I located this pattern, however, I though it was just beautiful with the added Pinwheel blocks in the 1st border. It is a striking wallhanging. I made this for my Son and his wife. They are a military family and the stars suited them well. On the label I wrote "Stiched by my hands with Love from my Heart - Mom".

Air Force - I found this pattern in a quilting magazine; however, for the life of me I can't remember which one. I appliqued the Air Force Logo in the middle of the star. Since my Son is a CMSgt in the USAF I thought he would love the design - HE DID! I believe the size was 45x45 however it may be a little smaller. I am unable to located my notes on this quilt, so I have to give an estimate on the quilt size.

Stingray - Poppy, the owner of 'HangYourQuilt.com' came to a quilt group meeting with me and on the way home she challanged me to make a diamond shaped quilt to go with a concept she had been working on. I said that I would try but I didn't know when it would be done as I had no idea of what to do. I really didn't even know how to quilt. The next morning when I woke up my head was dancing with ideas. This one was actually the wrong dimensions and I made another one but this is the one she like best and purchased.

Hex Star Yo-yo - 1 1/2" yo-yo's joined on six sides; scrappy, watercolor effect; hundreds of different fabrics. See closeups in personal photos

Stars and Pinwheels Yo-Yo - 1 1/2" yo-yo's joined on four sides; constructed in blocks just like a quilt; scrappy; hundreds of different fabrics

Purple Passion Yo-Yo - Designed in EQ5 using the hexagonal layout. Yo-yo's joined on six sides like hexagons. Scrappy. Closeup in personal photos.

Green Trellis Yo-Yo - Designed this coverlet in EQ5; constructed in blocks set together on-point with dark green and light sashing and 9-patch cornerstones. Scrappy. Closeup in personal photos

Bush Fires - Colours of the dyed fabrics made me think of the bush fires that had swept Australia. Hand quilted with beaded plumes of 'smoke'