Packman - I made this quilt from a still picture from the game pacman. And added a little extra aplicay. The yellow dots are perles and the biger one are smily buttons.

My Butter Flys

Fans go Flying - This quilt was maded for My Church Ticket sale To raise money for our Kids going to collage. The Quilt Raised $900.00

Double 4 patch Church quilt 2005

Heart in Flowers

My Star - This quilt was For my Aunts 80th birthday that she fall in love with!

LIBERTY GARDEN

BALTIMORE APPLIQUE - I used Eleanor Burns' Applique in a Day pattern which was featured as a series in one of the magazines (?). I used needle-turned instead of her facing technique.

Pastel Parfait - I made this quilt for my granddaughter, Jennier, for her 13th birthday on January 2. It is all cotton: top, batting and backing. The backing is the same fabric as the side triangles. I used various quilting designs while learning to machine quilt on my Janome sewing machine.

Ballerinas - This quilt was made for Leah for her 6th birthday on January 11th. It was made from a kit that I purchased from Keepsake Quilting. It is all cotton except for the satin bows on the ballerina shoes. This is the last of what I call the Grandchildren Quilts. In mid January 2006 I decided to make a quilt for each grandchild to be presented on their birthday.

Starry Night - I made this quilt during a class at my local quilt shop, The Good Home Quilt Company. The pattern in the book, Star Crossing by Buggy Barn, was called My Three Stars, but I changed it to Starry Night because of the colors that I chose for the quilt. The back is made up of fabrics printed with tiny white stars and leftover blocks from the front. The batting is all cotton and machine quilted on my sewing machine.

Precious Links - Made this for my only sister.

Snuggle Up! - I made this for my brother, Ron, and his wife. Learned a lesson about how much fabric to buy for log cabin quilts!

Peaceful Days - Made this for my in-laws to replace the ones lost when their house was destroyed by lightening. I named it "Peaceful Days" as sort of a prayer.

Remembering Doc (Holliday) - A picture of my nephew Rob, dressed in old west garb spurred the beginning of this quilted wall hanging. Rob sent me a digital photo and it was used to create the fabric portrait during an online class taken from Marilyn Belford at Quilt University. Most of the blocks are orignal design except for the star, horse & log cabin blocks. For more detailed picstures: http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/553925087BqtJqS

Colorado Wildflowers - Each of the flower blocks are hand-drawn, hand appliqued and hand-embroidered (crazy quilt technique). The rest of the blocks are 9 patches used to create a diamond-shaped design over the entire quilt. This is a give-away quilt that was made by the volunteers of Firehouse Quilts, a nonprofit organization based in Highlands Ranch CO. It was used as a fund raiser and finally given to Brenda Keegan in Littleton CO as the winner. For closer views of each flower block: http://family.webshots.com/album/550734078KDMnLS

Lorna's Vine

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