Baby Quilt - Baby quilt taught by Jim Cankula. Gave to charity

Baby Quilt

Bargello for Dad - I loved the bargello pattern and made this quilt for my Dad. I quilted it in the ditch.

New York Mystery - Mystery quilt made from my local quilt shop. Found the fabric at City Quilter's in NYC. My mom loved the fabric, so the quilt is hers.

Baby Quilt - This was a quilt made for my great-niece. Made from a quilt shop pattern purchased at a show. I don't recall the pattern name. I used Minky on the back so it is very soft.

Tina's Table Runner - This table runner was made as a birthday gift for my sister-in-law for her birthday. It was made from scraps for a logcabin jacket that I made for my mom. Also made a matching pothloder :0)

Spiring Table Topper - This topper was made for our spring table runner/ topper exchange. I used this block and my own paper pieced corner designs to complete it.

Tis Seasonal - This is a wallhanging I made for our Christmas quilt group exchange. It is my original design and was a fun project to make :0)

F.E.A.S. Championship Basketball Quilt - This quilt was made to honor the Frankfort Elberta Area Schools girls basketball team as they went back to back State Champs:0) The quilt was donated to the Panther Parent Spring Fling were it was auctioned off. It raised $650.00 for the school!!! The person who won the quilt gave it to the coach who in turn said it will be given to the school to hang in the showcase behind the trophies :0)

Corey's Quilt - Made for my son from my oriental stash, as he has become fasinated with the whole Asian theme:0)

Caitlin's Butterfly Quilt - I made this quilt for my daughter. I loved the pattern but found it a little big for the wall hanging I was planning, so I down sized it and changed the directions of the butterflys. She loves it! I borrow it back for displaying in the spring time :0)

Alex! All Aboard

Lonestar Quilt

Tea for Two - I saw this quilt pictured in the Quilter's Keepsake catalogue and fell in love with it. I love the combination of soft yellow and blue and this was it. I ordered the kit immediately and made the wall hanging. I have it in my bedroom and have used it to put all my quilt pins for display. It was great fun to make and free motion quilt. I have gotten several positive comments on it, and as I said, I really love it.

Family Tree - I collected pictures of my parents, my sister and me. My husband photo transfered them to fabric and I pieced them in the attic window to show our family history. I intended to give it to my mom for Christmas when all the family members would be gathered, but she passed away on the 17th of December. She never did get to see it, but I know she would have loved it. Unfortunately, it is a very bitter sweet quilt for me, but will be a family heirloom.

Serendipity - My first attempt at applique - all done by hand.

Butterflies Aren't Free and Gave Me a Headace - This design was on the cover of Designs in Machine Embroidery and I immediately fell in love with it and had to make it. I subscribed to the magazine, bought the Amazing Design floppy and proceeded.........It was truly a challenge to flip and accurately match the designs. I learned to un-embroider, a challenge in itself, and do free standing designs. I'm very proud of the results and consider it one of my best.

Queen of Hearts - Hooked on the pattren he decided to make a PAIR for our son's room. One is completed the other is waiting to be assembled........One is good.......two of the same can be a drag