Fantasia - I based my quilt with Rickys convergence then did my own thing with the rest of the quilt, I love cubes .I made the quilt from fabric Patt.BTR 4463 & 4460. I had been looking for a fabic that would be great for that style and found it among Ricky Tims Rhaposdie coloree II DSN 17062 It made my project stand out, Thanks to Ricky's fabric I was able to make this work. I like lots of color.

Peter's Stars - I made this quilt for my brother who had Down's Syndrome. He was the star of our family!

Paradise Found - This quilt was started a while ago, but when Machine Quilters Showcase announced their theme of "Tropical Treasures" for 2008, I knew I had to finish it

We love you, Sue! - I made this top several years ago and finished and delivered it to a friend a few weeks ago. She's been battling cancer for close to a year. She died yesterday, 10/15/08.

sara's blue waters - nine patch bed quilt made in blues/purples/greens sara's colors. loved working and playing with colors so just used simple 2 1/2 squares.

pumpkin's victorian cats - wanted to use the fabric and showcase the cats used colors that went with cats

dragonfly picnic - sara likes dragonflies so found this fabric and i love bright colors. did when first started quilting again. i just picked out the block patterns that i liked, when made the quilt. i don't like following patterns.

Tina's Crayola Flowers - Flowers are colored by crayons.

Sofa quilt - J'ai réalisé ce quilt pour le canapé du salon, il est doublé de laine polaire.

Sarah's Butterflies - Center butterflies are all different.

Boo! - 32"x24" Table Topper. So cute for halloween.

Tiki Houses - I went to a mystery quilt class and this is what we made. At the class we got a paper bag with our fabrics and cutting instructions.

Grandmas flower garden - This quilt was hand pieced by my grandmother but never finished.

Ode to Trapunto I - Begun as a class project in Diane Gaudynski’s Trapunto class at the Lowell Quilt Festival, I enjoyed the trapunto and machine quilting techniques so much that I just kept going and finished it. It is was quilted entirely with silk thread, and the borders as well as the center medallion are trapunto'd.

Not Quite Centered - This piece began as a practice sandwich and prototype for a larger quilt. “Not Quite Centered” explores celtic motifs and background fills with different colors of silk thread (used in both the needle and bobbin). The top is silk/cotton sateen and is layered with Hobbs wool batt

Taeven's Fish - The fish blocks were from an exchange in the online guild I belong to, I added the log cabin blocks to bring the top up to baby quilt size. The fish are machine appliqued and I quilted this on my HandiQuilter 16 machine. The quilt was made for a friend's son, he just turned two.

Tiny Treasure - This quilt started life as a paper pieced pin for a friend, and was so much fun it grew-well sort of. You see, each block is 2" and was quilted on my APQS Longarm Machine-JUST FOR FUN!!