Bouquets for a New Day - January, February, March & April blocks.

Loon Dance - I have a passion for loons and when I saw this pattern I knew it would be perfect for hanging in our new porch. It's all machine appliqued and quilted. Was lots of fun to do.

John's Quilt - This quilt was made as a gift for the Christening of my nephew. It contains machine embroidered Teddy Bears from Amazing Designs "Plush Pals Teddy Bears Collection I".

Joey's Quilt - This quilt was made for my neighbor's baby shower gift. The machine embroidery is from Amazing Designs "The Morehead Collection I Undercover Kids". There are also a few miscellaneous free designs added to complete the boy theme that I was going for.

Tall Pine Trees - This machine appliqued quilt was made for my daughter, Amanda, when she moved out to the Pacific Northwest with her family. It was made from a kit purchased in Minnesota. I have forgotten the name of the pattern and it was so long ago that I'm sure this is out of print by now. I'm guessing at the size as I haven't seen this quilt in a long time.

Travis' guitarists

"Mine"

Sunrise

Batik Star - I was inspired by the quilt behind Alex in the LeMoyne Star lessons. The batik has many colors that made this a good project to use up some of my stash

Caretaker's Cottage - I made this for my parents for Christmas 2007.

Story Book Farm - I had a blast making this quilt. In hangs in the lobby of my office suite.

The Cyclist - This was my contribution to 'Cops for Cancer' 2007. Every year a team of cops ride their bikes from the lower mainland up the Fraser Valley raising money for cancer. Our guild makes a quilt for each of the kids they are riding for. The officers give their buddy a quilt at the beginning of the ride.

Duckies - My latest contribution to 'Cops for Cancer' 2008. Every year a team of cops ride their bikes from the lower mainland up the Fraser Valley raising money for cancer. Our guild makes a quilt for each of the kids they are riding for. The officers give their buddy a quilt at the beginning of the ride.

Against the Odds - This quilt was made for the 2007 " A page from my Book" Journal quilts for Quilts Inc. It went to a few shows in the last year and now has found its way back home. I really loved doing this quilt.

Christmas Stars - The quilt group I belong to (called "The Quilt Cult") did a block of the month a couple of years ago. We took turns selecting a star pattern and printing up directions for everyone to make. I made mine out of Christmas Fabrics. Finally finished it so it can be crossed off the UFO list! Used "Triangulations" method of printing, then sewing on paper to make the quarter-square blocks in the setting---very accurate and FUN! The setting was a free pattern design on the Triangulations dvd. Border quilted with free-form feathers from Patsy Thompson's dvd.

Ricky and Bambi In The Park - Done with Ricky Tims Hand Dyes and Moda Muslin for the light fabric.

Happy Baskets - A Block of the month from my favorite quilt shop, now closed. Instead of batting, I used white flannel to make it a summer weight quilt. It's quite large and looks really nice on our king bed. This is the 4th quilt I've made with 30's and 40's reproductions and I'm not done with them yet! Scalloping the border was my own idea and I love how it turned out. I used a varigated Superior thread for the machine quilting. On the borders, I used Quilting by the Roll. Very fun!

Whacked Bunnies - Stack-n-whack made for a friend's baby.