Crazy B - Fun and easy to make with Karla's system. It took longer to arrange the blocks than to make them!

Cello Harmony - My grandson loves formal, "dignified", design. His favorite color is red and his instrument is the cello. I machine quilted cellos in the border.

Smiling Dogs - Happy Face Dogs Embroideries from McCartney & Company in the snowball blocks made for my son's graduation.

Bobby's Memory - Several of us embarked on a project to make triple scrappy Irish chain quilts, and we shared strips and strip sets to get as much variety as possible. Bobby's choice for the background color was bright lime green. Unfortunately she got ill, so I finished it and quilted it as a surprise, and she got to spend time enjoying it.

Crazy Square - I like hand work, and have been inspired by my Great Grandmother's handmade Victorian style crazy quilt that was handed down to me. I am working on a new 'vintage' crazy quilt, but pulled one square off and bound it as a Christmas present for my friend Elaine. It was fun and challenging to learn new embroidery stiches and patterns to embellish the crazy quilt.

Feathered Star and Flying Geese - A great pattern for sewing days at the guild. Paper pieced

Favorite Star Quilt

Star Quilt

Log Cabin Quilt

Into the Light - One of my first quilts, and still one of my favorites. It hangs in my house and I never tire of it. I took a class on how to make watercolor quilts. I didn't have a very big stash and one of the other students generously gave be about 10-15 pieces of fabric so I'd have the exact shade needed. Please rotate quilt image-light to top.

Man Project - this quilt consists of 72 three inch blocks. I made 3 sets of 28 and Marilyn and Anne made 3 sets of 28. this swap a block took place 3,000 miles apart from each other. Every block is different.

Circa 1890 - I made this reproduction of an antique doll quilt for the Fort Worth Quilt Guild's "It's a Small World" Quilt Show in 2006.

Circle of lifeI - Design random squares arranged in 22 in blocks. This quilt is a shower curtain in my house. Sorry I couldn't figure out how to rotate picture.

Clint & Jennifer's Wedding Celebration - Created for my nephew Clint and his bride Jennifer to celebrate their marriage on March 31, 2007. It took a journey recently from New Orleans to Sacramento to their new home.

Little Ben - Appliqued on a road trip to War Eagle Fall Crafts Fair. The reason I was able to complete this project was the route we took to NW Arkansas from Texas - we picked up some friends in Kansas City!

Four Stars for Emily - Emily's Quilt was made to celebrate her graduation from University of Texas at Arlington. The four stars represents each year of her hard work and great achievement - she graduated Summa Cum Laude! She is still reaching for the Stars!

Tie-Dye Stack & Whack - A Christmas present for my teenage nephew.