Andy at the beach - Recreation of a picture taken of our grandson, Andy.

Building Blocks - I would have entered this in the baby quilt contest but it ended up to large. From side to side it is 54inches.

Clifford for Colton - Wanting to make Cliford a 'star', I planned the quilt and colors around that focus fabric. The setting is not unique, but the colors are fun! The backing is a larger scale print with repeated Clifford faces smiling. My Grandson enjoys both sides of his Clifford quilt!

Names of God - I made this quilt for my best friend as a moving away present. She and I have been in Bible study together for many years.

Deep in December - The Deer Harbor Community Building looked so peaceful bathed in the blue light of winter, that I wanted to quilt it. In the end though, it needed some color, so I gave it a red door.

Blue Fusion Scrap Quilt - This quilt was made for my nephew and his bride.

Farewell to Ruffles - A beloved Puget Sound orca called Ruffles disappeared during the winter of 2010-2011. I imagined that at sunset on his final day he swam out to sea with his pod members.

Flower Fusion - This quilt was made for my daughter when she went to college 2.5 hours away from home. Her dorm room was dull, drab, and depressing. This quilt was the perfect to brighten and cozy up her room and remind her that spring was only a few months away.

Christmas Tumble - This quilt was a mystery quilt design presented by my guild. I chose red and white for the high contrast. The tumbling gold Christmas trees on the white add a playful touch.

Belle of St. Mary - My inspiration for this quilt is the Belle of St. Mary canal boat on the Miami and Erie Canal in St. Mary, Ohio. This is a primitive, shortened version of the actual much longer boat. This quilt was made for a guild challenge of using 1) a curved seam 2) a boat and 3) the color yellow.

Edward's Boats

harmony of hope - This quilt was made for an interfaith retreat, quilt and history center.... I found the rayon symbol blocks online and moda made the fabric line called world mothers. The center is a tree of life of children of the world.... it is one of those souvenir towels . I found it in a flea market. It made the absolute perfect center for this quilt. (the mixed fabrics were a bit hard to work with ...took lots of spray starch and careful cutting.

re-cycle - This quilt was made for a guild challenge. rules were any size...had to have green on it and some part of it had to have had a previous life. The tree is made from an old tie of my fathers.

Hexagon Passion - I made this quilt when I wanted to use some of my favorite fabric. I used Material Obsession 2 - Brighton Rocks as a pattern for the main blocks but I wanted to make it bigger! I used all the leftover strips to make the tiny squares boarder and I appliqued a vine boarder.

Welsh Quilt - I have fallen in love with Welsh quilting! I wanted to make my own Welsh quilt to teach from. This is the first one I have made and I have 3 other tops ready to go.