In Memory of Ian - Made in memory of our little friend, Ian, who inspired us all with his courage and faith, and who loved bugs most of all--"Our Little Bug-Man".

Jackie's Wedding Quilt - One of my first quilts, messed up the cutting so nothing fit and I fudged all the seams. Didn't know how to quilt in the ditch so all of the quilting is off too. The binding is a horrible green that doesn't go, but somehow, Jackie loves it for all of it's quirks and she keeps it on her couch for all to see. :-) All in all, a fine beginning quilt.

Candy Strip

My First Quilt

Irish Chain

Vet Quilt

Richard's Quilt

Daylily - Background is a paper fabric made by recipie in QA magazine, Issue20, p47. Daylily fused to paper, and quilted with poly thread

Red & Blue 4 Patch

Batik Bowties - I used all my favourite Batiks in this quilt. When constructiong the bow-tie blocks, I saved the little snippets from the corners and used them to make the one inch finished half-square triangles that are in the border. This is the first quilt that I put into a show. Our local guild has a small show and BOY did I learn a lot! Can't wait for our next one!

Windows on Kate's World - Entirely machine-made using Shelley Swanland's "Machine-Stitched Cathedral Windows" book and method. The design got away from me tho' and the thing is BIG and was quite a hand-full to quilt! A high-school graduation gift, she wants to be a journalist thus it's "black and white and red all over"!

Ricky's Shadow - This quilt will be donated to a raffle to support the program where I work. It is based on Ricky's Convergence quilts, with a shadow effect border- hence the name!

Sweet Home Fredonia - My sister bought a house built in 1930, so an era-appropriate quilt seemed in order!

Lamoyne Star - This is my first bed quilt. It is a twin size.

Summerbreeze - First quilt made using the BSR foot it was great fun, made plenty of mistakes but quilt is going to my step daughter who is 40 years old and cannot even sew on a button so guess she at least will be impressed.

Christ Pantokrator - This is the second in my Icon series using Beth Wheeler's technique (Episode 211). "Pantokrator" means "All Mighty" in Greek. This quilt is based on the oldest icon in existence, dating from about 500 AD. A close-up is in my profile.

pillows - Pillows are so wonderful when trying new block patterns and not necessarily wanting to make a whole quilt. So these are fun focus items in many rooms and also make wonderful gifts. All are completely washable which is an added bonus.