A Stained Glass Garden - This quilt took a year to make. Loved all the colors in it. I hand quilted it. This quilt will be donated & auctioned at our church bazaar.

Que es KS? - This quilt is inspired by Ricky Tims visit to San Antonio; thanks to his instruction and creativity, and my stash! I've been wanting to make something for my sister, who lives in Kansas, but didn't want the same old country sunflowers. I used a large scale and a small scale print, with other batiks and dyed fabrics. I quilted it with various cotton, rayon, and metallic threads, and tacked on a thread painted sunflower done on a water soluable stabilizer. I planned the binding to accent the piece, and hand stamped and painted the solid golden color in the binding to add more interest. Thanks, Ricky!

Kaleidoscope Mosaic - A Simple Symmetry class with Paula Nadelstern began the process for this quilt. I created more blocks than originally called for, and used my own setting. In the process I used some much loved fabric that had been well aged.

Icicle Chains - This was a mystery quilt presented in an online group. The designer was Dorothy Young.

Identity Crisis - The pattern is based on a sampler quilt made in the 1870's. There are 98 blocks, each 6 inches square. I tried to use different fabrics in each block.

Storm at Sea - This is a traditional pattern and I started the quilt in a class at Sisters Quilt Show taught by Vivienne Moore. It was paper pieced and measures about 24" square.

Kokopelli - Played with some of my handpainted fabrics. After Ricky Tim's class in Escondido I went to Taos New Mexico and decided that this would be a perfect background for Kokopelli.

Black Lacquer Luster - Our son and daughter-in-law asked me to make this quilt for them to give her brother Mike for Christmas. What fun! Our son selected and purchased the fabrics and Mike loves it! One request was that I use high loft batting. Sadly my machine doesn't quilt that very well so I hand quilting it on my big frame. Not so bad as I listened to 8 or 9 books on tape during the process:)

Peaceful Villages - Japanese friends brought the fabrics for this quilt from Japan, and it took me several months to muster the courage to cut it! Some of the fabrics had been used in garments and resold! How special is that! I am very pleased with the way it turned out and very pleased with the permanent memories I have of our special Japanese friends.

Happy Faces - Home for a few months during her time as a missionary in South Africa, our daughter asked me to make her a quilt to take back with her. I had been sewing most of my life but never had gotten around to making a quilt. She searched through the many quilt books and patterns I had collected thru the years and found the one she thought was perfect. She loved the happy little girls. As I started I had no clue exactly how or what to do, but learned a lot and have been happily quilting ever since.

Wedding Ring Star - The top was given to my Daughter and Son-In-Law Christmas 2006. The quilting is WIP.

Quilt for Lillie - I was playing with using the chenille effect

Quilt for Adrienne

Quilt for Adam - Used letter blocks and then a plain block that related to the letter

Let's Roll - This was done in memory of the events on 9-11 and was displayed in various places around the world as part of a traveling show.

Margras Dragon - The body of the dragon is made up of 137 very tiny scales. The comb is 3-D. The dragon is hand appliqued.

Quilt for Henry Chauncey - This was a gift to the founder of Educational Testing Service not long before he died.