Blue Seashells - I was looking for something to hang on the wall that had a beach theme. The colors and the theme fit in with the decor.

"Sedona Starburst" - This quilt and the on below will be auctioned March 13 14 at Friendship Knot Quilters Guild Show. It Was designed in Corel Draw starting with Ricky's Rhapsody design techniques. I then put a Betty Spin on it. I added piecing and then painted and printed it in my home printer

"Wild Ride" - This quilt was designed in Corel Draw and the fabric printed on my home printer. I used Ricky Tims basic Rhapsody design technique and gave it a Betty spin. I designed piecable areas within the design. One quarter of the design was then painted in Corel Photo Paint. Media line effects were added to the line drawing and the two combined. Four quarters printed and then quilted.

Parrot Tulip - Photo of a parrot tulip in my garden, manipulated on Photoshop and printed onto cotton. Machine quilted. This will be going to the Little Gems project for a tombola at the Festival of Quilts in August

All Saints - Wanted another wall hanging to replace the faded amish style hanging in our living room

Bird of Paradox - My mother's parrot is stunningly beautiful but I prefer the silent version in this quilt to the raucous live experience.

Paige's Doll Quilt - I made this for my granddaughter while on a cruise with my husband to Alaska. I used 1930's reproduction fabrics by Judie Rothermel.

A quilt for Karl and Dawn - Made an extra quilt for son and his wife for Christmas. When they liked it I went back and made matching zippered pillow covers.

Fun for Parker - a fun quilt I made for my new nephew

Lover's Point Monterey California - From a photo taken on the California coast at Lover's Point. 20,000 3/4 inch squares. I used the photo program by Tammi Bowser to make this large wall hanging. It took me three summers to complete the project, using different variations of ligh and dark fabrics. Machine quilted to a backing after gluing the squares to the numbered grid. Fun application but tedious undertaking.

Ostrich Challenge Thousand Islands Guild - I made this quilt as a guild challenge, we were assigned a round with different requirements each month. Two colors, triangles, applique etc. and you could put your head in a hole and be an ostrich and not do a round, hence the name Ostrich. I put an ostrich face o the front and the body on the back. To make the head hair I used anglique fibers and only fused a portion so they were left fluffy.

Red Lily - I made this from a photo taken in my garden of Red Day Lily. Pieced the background using dark batik fabric then fused the flower. Machine quilted with added fabrico pen work for contrast.

BOM - The Quilt Show - Work in Progress as of Feb. - 1st Paper Piece

Black Beauty

Tropical Hide-Away - Took class on "Simply Stunning Woven Quilts" (Book by Anna Faustino) and quilt evolved from there. Water lilies designs from Jan Krentz's "Diamond Quilts & Beyond"

Christmas 9-Patch Exchange - Class taught by Keith Dommer at the Quilted Apple. Nine patch blocks were made and exchanged by students for a larger variety. Class taken in 1996 and finally completed in 2002!