Tommy's Dragonflies - I made this quilt for my new grandson Tommy. Blocks are machine embroidered with a variety of dragonflies. Fabric is hand dyed from Cherrywood Fabrics.

Block Play - After watching Y Magic with Cheryle Malkowski, I decided to play with the block she demonstrated, this is my BlockPlay Quilt

Ohio Pink - Commission quilt. This started out as 2 blocks to take to my local shop to use during the 2006 Quest for the Cure Quilt Pink Saturday. We ended up sewing different blocks so I took these home. The block was so simple and fun to make that it took on a life of it's own. It was sold as a gift for a woman who is a cancer survivor.

Panel Quilt - Anniversary gift for eldest daughter and son-in-law. The solid panels have a total of 88 double interlocked hearts embroidered using 30wt Sulky Blendable. The outer edge of each solid panel also has an embroidered scallop border.

Snails Tails - Gift for best friend of 40 yrs. This was my second quilt. Most of the top stitching is embroidery designs.

Log Cabin - 2006 Christmas gift for our neice. I had originally made her a blue Log Cabin only to discover 2 months before Christmas that she had redecorated her bedroom from blue to all pastels. Had to switch gears. Found a series of Moda fabrics perfect for a young teenager.

Maple Leaf - This is a tesselating pattern made with batiks

Lone Star Rose - I used Jan Krenz' book Lonestar and beyond to design this quilt

Emerald Patch - This quilt was donated to the Ronald McDonald House, to be given to one of the children.

Carnival Star - This quilt was started in a class from Susan Cleveland. The piping in the binding is the background fabric cut on the bias.

Ed's Quilt (front) - My husband got tired of me making little art quilts and said make something traditional. I surprised him with this.

Penultimate - Large center medallion (pieced) surrounded by appliqued triangles. Twelve different pieced blocks, each also containing applique.

A Season in Time - This is #2 for me and I'm working on my 3rd. This was only took me 1 week. This isn't the case for my work in progress, not enough time is seems.

At Home in the Woods - Love this applique. Finished in 1 month and started colleting the next one. I take it slow when my hands cramp but as you can see, I'm DONE & amazed!

Oh, What a Night - This was a challenge quilt for the Minnesota Quilt show in 2006. The theme was Northern Lights.

It's a Mystery - This is a mystery quilt designed by Gwen Lundgren for members of the Minnesota Quilters.

Phish Food - Guild challenge to make a quilt or wall hanging that represents favorite B & G ice cream flavor.