Shakespeare In The Park - Made for my youngest nephew's high school graduation gift.

X Marks the Spot - This quilt was started in a midnight Mystery class at The City Quilter in New York City. With all the fall colors, I thought it looked very masculine and so I gave it to one of my nephews. The quilting pattern is Autumn Leaves. This quilt was shown at the Empire Quilters Guild show, Urban Inspirations, in New York City in March 2006.

The Pittsburgh Friendship Quilt - Famous people and unknown Pittsburghers signed the squares. See http://www.quiltpittsburgh.org/QPPittsburghQuilt.html for the story of this historic treasure.

Pot of flowers - I took one block from Joann's Block of the month from 2005. I hand appliqued the design and found the perfect batik for the border.

My First Quilt - I was so proud! This was my first bound corner and it was perfect. A little quilt for my little girl, I used minky on the back.:)

Kaffe Fassett Urban Amish - Collette at Quiltology here in Chicago helped me choose these great Kaffe Fassett fabrics. It was my first quilt pattern and boy howdy did I learn a bunch.

Love of the Ocean - McKenna Ryan's Sea Breeze Pattern. Didn't think I'd ever finish! Not difficult, just time consuming and intricate. Made for a fellow lover of the ocean, Joy R.

Autumn Leaves Table Runner - I made this table runner for our pastor's wife Dace. It looks wonderful in her dinning room!

Chocolate Bunny - This was a the Ladies of the Lake Quilt fabic challenge for 2007. I gave it as a birthday gift for my friend Beth.

Star Quilt

Winning Hands

Taylor's quilt - made a baby quilt of this one for a friend and had enough material I made a twin size for my granddaughter.

Hunter's Star - Not happy with my color choices, but will probably make this quilt again. Simple instructions!

Allison's Quilt - This quilt was a wedding quilt for Allison and Carlos (my niece), the colors were from their wedding and it took a while to applique the blocks.

Wild Thang on the Road to Oklahoma - This quilt was made using teeshirts from various ballooning events around the country, the large balloon is "Wild Thang" which is owned and operated by the owner of this quilt - I needed a filler block and since the owner is originally from Oklahoma, the Road to Oklahoma block just fit. The colors of the block are from the balloon. This photo is of the top before it was quilted.

Fishies - Pattern was in the November 2003 edition of The Quilter magazine. Made it for my in-laws, they had been hinting that I hadn't made them anything.

A Pond with A View - I have several goldfish and some volunteer frogs who live in my backyard pond. This quilt is a representation of my pond and its inhabitants. The background is pieced -- including the water lily "stems" -- and the remaining pieces are machine appliqued. I learned how to marble fabric while making this quilt and used the marbled fabric for the goldfish.