Logan's Baby Quilt - Light Blue, yellow and white double pinwheel pattern. I wasn't so careful as to plan the placement because this quilt was meant to be used and used up. Eleanor Burns' pattern gives you the directions for a larger quilt where the pinwheels all travel in one direction in the center and the opposite direction in the border, since with this block, when you make one block, you make two that mirror each other. It was fun and easy to make while awaiting my first grandchild.

Sonflowers - Started in a Phil Beavers workshop at Road to California 2005

The Leaves Come A Tumbling Down"

40 Cats Squared - Lap quilt made for my cat-lover daughter, Erika, for her 40th birthday. 40 different cat fabrics, some resembling actual cats owned by my daughter. Initially inspired by sample quilt at Cactus Patch Quilt Shop in Tucson, AZ. Used as lap robe by daugher and her 4 cats.

Best Wishes - Made from samples of fabric in Inner Faith line. Design inspired by placement of beautiful fabric with upbeat message. Donated to Quilt for a Cause (Fete for Breast Cancer and other women's cancers) at Tucson Medical Center. Sold at silent auction.

1900 Reproduction Doll Quilt - Modeled on 1900's doll quilt, but reproduced in 1930's repro fabric.

Angelina's Quilt - Made for "surrogate" granddaughter Angelina Rose for her 2nd birthday from "seed packet" design children's fabric. Crib or wall-handing size.

Threads Challenge 1 - This was my challenge piece for the Wild Threads guild. It is a black on black wholecloth with peacock seed bead attached by hand. The only way I could get the quilting to show up was to lighten the picture as you see it. The original is very black.

Lone Star - I was commissioned to piece this for a wedding gift. This quilt was pieced and quilted on my treadle sewing machine.

Cheerful - Big pieces and bright colors -

Patio Quilt

Quilts in the Garden - Quilt Show in the C&A Garden Railway (1:24 scale)

The road to "Spetsamossen"

Charles' Nautical Flag Quilt - My husband described the quilt he wanted me to make him, and I made it. Some blocks were a lot easier than others! It consists of 36 blocks: the letters of the alphabet and then the numbers 0 through 9, all based on the nautical flags used for each. I was particularly pleased with the pieced circles, done after watching a show on Simply Quilts about how to do it. I was stumped on how to hand quilt it, then saw a Pfaff Grand Quilter on an Inspira frame at the local quilt show. Well, I HAD to have it, and part of my argument on why I needed it was that I could finally finished this quilt! Well, dh bought my story, I bought the Pfaff and the quilt was finally finished.

Pooh's Trip Around the World - Made to celebrate the birth of my best friend's son. I had some green Pooh fabric I wanted to use, and even managed to use some leftover fabric from other projects. This is significant because his mom is very environmentally concious. I really liked how the back turned out too.

Sadie's Quilt - Made for Sadie to celebrate her birth and adoption by my good friends Brian and Debbie.

Scrappy houses - The pattern is done with freezer paper technique

I am sailing - The pattern is created in EQ6 and paper pieced