Bow Tie - This quilt was designed for my uncle.

log cabin

African princess - This pattern was drawn from memory. i saw it in a quilt block and adapted the block from memory

Lace and grace tea party

WonkyWorks53 - Looks like a Dutch dish towel: een Hollandse theedoek.

WonkyWorks52 - This is an early quilt to which I added a border.

WonkyWorks51 - I made this out of left over bits from other projects.

WonkyWorks50 - Sewing wonky strips between other wonky strips is challenging, for nothing lies flat. I had to undo about half the seems to get it right. It's all machine pieced.

Patriotic Quilt - Red-White-Blue w/White Stars for a Patriotic Theme befitting a Military Household

Mom's Gift - I made this table topper for my mother for Mother's Day. I made it from fabrics she gave me a year ago from her stash. She has this one piece she loved but was not large enough to make anything with - until I started quilting that is. :-) She loved it and that is what mattered most.

Scattered Hearts - I made this little quilt to decorate my table for Valentine's Day. it was quick, fun and is so cute on my table I hate to put it away. It's made of 100% cotton with warm and natural batting.

Summer's Song - This quilt was made in a Mystery Quilt competition in an on-line class. I called it Summer's Song because it was bright and cheery. It was made of jelly rolls from Moda.

Amanda's Gift - This quilt was made for my godchild and is a memory quilt. The pictures chronicle her life from birth to her graduation from graduate school. It took me nearly a year to complete because I live in Colorado and her mom lives in Maine.

Gone Fishing - This is a paper pieced pattern. I took a class to do this as it was my first paper-pieced project. It was a bit of a challenge as I didn't finish it in class and had to muddle through the rest of the design at home. But it turned out cute and my stepfather loved it.

What Cancer Can Not Do - I designed this quilt myself using appliqued, pieced ribbons and pre-printed sayings that were purchased from Clotilde catalogue. This quilt was donated to the Relay For Life Race in Northglenn, Colorado 2011. We sold over $400 in tickets on it and it went to a breast cancer survivor. It was machine quilted side to side in a ribbon design - just beautiful! I was honored to hand this beautiful quilt to her and she was delighted to receive it.