Faithfully - This quilt was enjoyable to do. The fabric for the cross really is pretty.

Jack's Lantern - I made three of these, one for each of my kid's and their families. Easy and fun.

To Feel the Tingle in your Fingers - Our SINGLIVE choir performances are advertised as 'ordinary people - doing extraordinary things - in exciting places' I think this could also be said of the quilter's at Festival of Quilts!

Water Lilies and Koi - Created from photographs that I took.

Tulips in Sandy's Garden - This quilt was inspired by the tulips in Sandy's yard that were blooming. I selected different tulip photographs and printed them in black and white. Then I outlined the various pieces and parts to create the tulips. I then dug through my "stash"and started creating.

Parker's Quilt (back)

Parker's Quilt (front) - Toddler quilt made for a family friend. This is my first try using an "X-Block" ruler. Technique involves first constructing a traditional nine patch, then cutting with the special ruler which skews the block thereby creating the pinwheel design.

Amalie's Quilt - Card Trick - but sew with mostly squares, and only triangels added at te corners and sides.

Linnea's Quilt

No name, unfinished - The quilting will be the importent part. Lots of flowerwreaths and butterflies.

Annabella's Quilt

Asbjørns Quilt

Delectable Mountains - I used purchased scrap packages and my stash to make the Delectable Mountain Quilt. The blocks were a UFO project for many years. I am so glad I finished the project and I love the quilt.

Kavi

Gift to Mom and Dad - This was going to be a Christmas gift for my parents this year. When I got it finished, I couldn't wait to give it to them.....So they had Christmas in September!!! HA!

Day Dreaming - Created from a photo image of my niece. Neocolor II Watersoluble Crayons were used to apply the color.'

Mason's Honu - Made for my great nephew's first birthday. One of his first words was "turtle".