Charis - Stitcheries are from "Life Is Beautiful" by Helen Stubbings of Australia.

Amelia - I smiled all the way through making this quilt!

Sympatica

Infinite Crossroads - After the "Infinite Variety" quilt show in New York City in the spring of 2011, I like many others was compelled to make a red and white quilt. Mine, however, is not made with solid fabrics but a hodge podge of red and white fabrics scrappy-style. I couldn't see the NYC show but have enjoyed seeing the lovely quilts via You Tube and still pictures posted on the Internet.

Keystone Medallion - This quilt pattern was introduced at a "Jo's Little Women's Club" meeting. It took me a while to assemble the fabric I wanted and I'm so happy with the results. The dark blue and cheddar combined beautifully.

Crib Toile - This quilt is the result of a challenge on Jo Morton's Yahoo group known as "Jo's Stitchers".

Pumpkins for Sale - Autumn is my favorite time of the years so I wanted a quilt that represented that season and could be used for a few months before the Christmas quilts go up. All fabric came from my "resource center", what some people call "stash." No new fabric purchased for the project.

Christmas Convergence

Forever Friends - My best friend Teri moved further away from me, so our other friend Charlotte and I decided to make her a "going away" quilt.

Salvaged Selvages - My best friend & I have saved selvages for years. We decided to get together and make something with our selvages. This is what I made...and there are still enough selvages to do many more.

Texas Whirlwind - This quilt was made in a round robin with my two best friends. We all agreed that a round robin made us all think outside our "comfort" box, but we had a blast doing our quilts.

God Blessed Texas - this quilt was made for the "Theme Challenge" division of the quilt show. The quilt had to relate to the show theme which was West Texas: Sunets, Wind and Black Gold.

Maisy's House - I loved this quilt pattern the minute I saw it hanging in another show. For my quilt, I changed the wording, replaced flying geese blocks with star blocks and added a cotton field. I

WOW-Worries of War - I made this using civil war reproduction fabrics. I used the "Antique Star" pattern, but made a few changes to better fit my needs.

Friendship Quilt - I made this for a friend, who was moving away, using half the hexagons from the fabric and then made one for me from the second half. Kaffe Fasset fabric - I love his colours.

Coffin Bay - Taken from a photo my daughter took at Coffin Bay, South Australia.

Split Rail - I love Cynthia's quilts so I bought this kit to try her method. All I can say is she is blessed with an amazing patience! A very time consuming method, but I love the quilt. It's one of my favourites. Thanks Cynthia!

New York Beauty - I began this in one of Lessa's workshops, learning foundation piecing for the first time. It's foundation pieced and hand quilted.