Peggy's Wedding Ring - I always loved wedding ring quilts so I took a class (they are difficult to make!). I ended up with four rings!

Purple Rain - All fused and raw edge with all free motion quilting.

Peggy's Crib Quilt - This is my crib quilt my grandma made for me. She was a prolific quilter...mainly utility quilts so there are not a lot of her quilts around. Her quilts were fondly used and comforted our souls. Oh I wish we would have kept them unused. What a story the fabrics could tell.

Dance for Debbie - This looks like a complicated quilt, but very easy to make.

A Tribute to Uncle Jimmy - This quilt was made for my uncle's retirement from the Texas Air National Guard. I appliqued his patches from his years of service in paper-pieced blocks. I included pictures transferred to fabric of him in action or in uniform. The center block is an embroidered F-16 which is what he flew during his service.

Bali Stars - I bought this at LQS it was a class sample. I love the colors.

Log Cabin Tulips - This was the second quilt I made during a class at a local craft store. It was very methodical strip piecing and my first attempt at applique. The quilting is a very small stiple.

Long May She Wave - I saw this "Little Quilt" on Simply Quilts. It was fun and easy to make.

Jane's Circle Play - This quilt was made during a class at Asilomar Empty Spools Seminar with Reynola Pakusich. I used all Jane Sassman prints. I was worried that the fabrics would not provide enough contrast for the background flow, but it seemed to work out. I love this little wall hanging. I have several offers to sell it, but I think I'll hold on to this one.

Blue Beauty - Paper pieced New York Beauty blocks make this look more difficult than it is.

Naomi Quilt - This is my first quilt! My cousin had a new baby and I was starting a new hobby. Even though Naomi is a girl, I knew she would love the ocean blues and sunny yellows. Thank heavens for Eleanor Burns patterns. The quilt was really fun to make, and turned out great. I may have even finished it in 24 hours, spread across many days of course. After this one I was hooked for good. I am not sure of its exact condition at this point, but I know it is loved. A bit of southern California for my northern Californian cousin.

Shea's Quilt - I made this quilt for my nephew. It's his baby quilt.

Flutter-By - I painted background, then colored flower leaves with crayons. Iris blooms and frog were painted with water colored pencils, and embroidered by hand. Butterfly is thread painted.

Tea House of the Blue Lagoon - Painted on silk for OCGQG Chinese Fortune Cookie Challenge. Fortune means: I would like a cup of tea. Highlighted with stamping, quilting & appliqued Chinese figures.

Teacher Grows Up - Hand dyed, stamped, & hand rubbings of items of interest to our daughter for their 20th wedding annerversary. Quilted with schools, colleges,dated & items important to her.

Wet and Wild - Hand dyed, stamped, and hand rubbings of items of interest to Steve. Also quilted with Colleges, dates & items important to Steve for his 20th wedding annerversary.