Nova - This quilt was published in the December 2006 issue of Cotton Spice magazine and was my first quilt to be published by someone else.

Flower Pots - Made to illustrate some of the designs on my "Digital Applique - Garden Party" CD.

Robin's Quilt - For my friend whose best friend is having a baby boy in August 2007

Don-derosa 1 - One of two log cabin quilts I made for use at a bunk house by my favorite cousin. I chose greens and golds for morning sun and scenery. We call the camp the "Don-derosa" as it is big and beautiful (Ricky & Justin would LOVE it). I made a matching one in a different block layout.

Sewing Squares (Quilt Top Right Now) - Made from sewing motif fabrics from my stash at a Tiger Lily Quilt Company class.

Nana's Birthday Quilt - Modified Star with photo printed centers. 1930s repro fabric

Nicky's Quilt - Made from used blue jeans and fleece for an eleven year old's birthday.

Grandmother's Flower Garden - Used freezer paper; top is stitched entirely by hand over 5 years - at work during lunch hour

Almost Amish - Each of the 12 blocks are from an entire traditional pattern such as Ohio Star, etc.

Flannel Unraveled - Quilt is a 'technique' of sewing squares wrong sides together, 1/2 inch seams then cutting seams 1/3 inch cuts, 1/2 inches apart; then laundering & drying it 5-6 times to get the unraveled effect.

Texas Star Log Cabin - Made for wedding of oldest grandson

Winding Way - Practice quilt to learn sewing circles. It turned out to be very easy.

Terri's Key West Quilt - A palm tree (three-dimensional leaves) with flamingos with beach and sea background, freehand quilted with BSR in metallic thread.

Mom's Sampler - (Late) Mom & me 12 Saturday Sampler block class. Her 75th b-day gift!

Jelly Beans - Made out of baby quilt scraps. Another challenge to myself in the construction and accuracy department!

Irish Chain - My daughter and I donated this quilt to a local camp. The purchaser is unknown as well as the location of the quilt.

Baby Feathers - I used commercial batiks purchased locally and a black solid background. I also followed the Perfectly Piped Bindings pushed in the Winter 2005 issue of American Quilter.

It's Done! - I made this quilt to celebrate the completion of my Master's degree. It's done refers not to the quilt but to the degree.