Baby Quilt - I don't remember the name of the pattern or where I got it but I will continue to research it.

For My Aunt's Husband - Designed on EQ5 as an enlarged single block, using Thimbleberries fabric.

Bluenote 1 and 2 - Paper pieced using Carol Doak blocks. Center block machine quilted, surrounding areas hand quilted

Lucky Ducky - Designed on EQ5 as a baby quilt. Ducks paper pieced using fuzzy fabric with lightweight interfacing. All other fabric is hand dyed.

Winkin, Blinkin and Nod - Designed on EQ5 and created as a gift for a baby.

On Puffer Pond - This quilt was made for our guild's challenge. It is mostly machine pieced with some applique for the tighter curves. The bottom blocks are from Judy Martin's Knockout Blocks book. Beading symbolizes the splashing water; and there are feathers in each of the four corners. Puffer Pond is in the Adirondaks in New York. My husband and I backpacked there and sat at the water's edge watching the loons dive for fish. This loon is doing his courtship dance across the water.

Something Old, Something New - Traditional Dresden Plate using 30's Reproduction Fabric to commemorate a 50th Wedding Anniversary. Designed on EQ5.

Pansy Dish - During a Judy Niemeyer class while I worked on another of her paper pieced patterns, Judy began piecing this quilt. I finished piecing it and did the quilting. The border pansy fabric originally had pink flowers. I thought pink and purple would go well together until I put it next to the gold background! So, I painted each pink pansy gold. The flowers in the center are hand appliqued.

Lost in the Stars - Blocks were created using Nancy Johnson-Srebro's technique in Stars by Magic.

Logan's Dogs - I made this for my oldest son Logan. He loves it!!

Untitled - My friend Maxine painted the picture on fabric, and asked me to make a quilt using it as the center.

Marina's Quilt - I made this quilt for younger daughter Marina's 18th birthday. She selected the pattern and pink is her favorite color.

Helena's High School Graduation Quilt - I made this quilt in honor of my eldest daughter's high school graduation. The snowballs contain signature blocks signed by her friends and family.

Fishtery Reef - After making this mystery quilt, I thought it looked like sunshine in the ocean so I added machine trapunto mock bobbinwork fish with Razzle Dazzle and then added lots of stuff. I wanted to recreate the feel of snorkeling on a reef where you find surprises when you start looking closely.

Sunflower Chains - A sunny quilt waiting to be chosen as a wedding present by one of my nieces, great-nieces, or great-nephews.

Pineapple Passion - Inspired by a quilt in my "favorite" shop, Aunt Mary's Quilt shop in Arlington, WA. I just had to get black and white fabric in this one. It was very fun.