Wedding Quilt - Monday group of ladies helped to make blocks. 6 inch squares of white on white with dark green 2 inch blocks on 2 corners. Messages put on block at wedding reception Dec 1996 by friends. Harliquin block made at a workshop is the centre piece and printed wedding picture on back for lable.

untitled - Quilt probably made by one of my husband's grandmothers. Date guessed frome 1940's or 1950's. Hand quilted and appliqued.

Dawn & Daniel's Wedding - Calico fabrics in green. Quilted asked for by my daughter-in-law. Wedding gift to them.

Sebastian's Baby Quilt - Baby/Junior size quilt

Scott's Baby Quilt - Machine pieced and quilted. Junior size more than baby quilt size.

Ruby's Window - Wallhanging made for Ruby to hang over her bed.

Celebrate Life- 50 Years - This was a free pattern to celecbrate 10 years for Timeless Treasures fabrics. The quilt was mnade using Java Batiks. I added many embellishments and beads.

Dot-to-Dot - This quilt uses simple 9 Patch blocks but the layout and design of adding the circles and the green fabric line inserts is my own design. This quilt was done in a nine patch swap. The 9 patch blocks were made by Lisa Marshall, Teresa Covington, Susan Nolen, Diane Hunter, Sandy Brown, and Shelley Caramanian. Once I received the 9 patch blocks I added the pieced circles into the layout. I also added green lines inserted between blocks.

Red & Yellow - This study in red & yellow was designed on my computer, then when I got a pattern that was pleasing, I sewed the HSTs together.

Blazing Star to California - WIP - This was made in a TLC Quilters' guild workshop given by Ann Turley. I started with the center fabric - the theme fabric from the Road to California Show this year - and picked my colors from that piece. This was Ann's paper-pieced pattern, and we sewed no "Y" seams! If you ever have a chance to take a class from Ann - DO IT!!! You will have a blast!

Basie's quilt - Basie was born in 2001 and I knew I had to make a quilt for her using the pillow panels from Daisy Kingdom and fabric from my stash.

Granny's Wedding Ring Quilt - This is another quilt inherited from Granny. We're estimating that she made it in the 1940's.

Granny's Improved Nine Patch - This is a quilt from Granny. The colors lead us to believe that she made it during the 1930's.

Wild Horses - The quilt was made with Laurel Burch fabric and was a sample for quilt camp in 2006. Three young ladies learned to quilt that summer making this quilt (in their own fabric choices). It was great fun!

Granny's Nine Patch - This 1930's quilt was inherited from my husband's Granny. It was obviously made to be used and has cuddled many kids over the years. It's especially precious because I was unable to save any of the quilts from my own grandmother.

Nine Patch - This is my first quilt. I had just finished quilting a nine patch top inherited from my husband's Granny and decided to try my own hand at it.

Flights of Fancy - This quilt is made from Laurel Burch fabrics from her Flights of Fancy collection. I made it while evacuated for Hurricane Katrina--I wanted to make only happy quilts. It has Swavorski crystals detailing each bird, butterfly, or dragonfly in the star centers.