Richelle's Quilt - My granddaughter, (11 yrs) and I made this quilt together. Richelle drew the figures of her family, she chose the fabrics and we cut them out and raw edge appliqued them.

Memories - I made this quilt to be auctioned off at a benefit for the local community college. I attended the auction and know who won, but this person was planning to give the quilt as a gift, so I don't really konw where it ended up. I just hope whoever has it enjoys is as much as I enjoyed making it.

Fruit Punch Version #1 - Classic bowl of fruit theme updated with bold, contemporary fabrics. One of three different variations of the same pattern.

Chantelle #1 - Ricky's seminar in Middleton, Wisconsin last summer was totally amazing! I came home with much inspiration and several treasures including the "Quilting Caveman Style & Fishing" DVD. I had to try it. This is my Chantelle #1, and I already have #2 and #3 in the works. You can't make just one!!

Lois' Quilt - This quilt is for my sister, who has gone through treatments for breast cancer. There are signatures by family members, and the center sq. is embroidered from Peggy Waltman's pattern "Thank You Lord". ("The peace you send me makes it all okay. I can do anything with your arms around me. Thank you Lord. Amen")

Kerri's Green Squares - My daughter chose this for her "wedding" quilt. I had to enlarge the pattern to make if for her bed. It is all paper pieced. She chose the color and fabric for each block. It is monochromatic. She is an art student...i can pick hues to match, but she is excellent at color and pattern combination.

Hugs & Kisses - This was a wedding present for my good friend's daughter.

Madeline's Quilt - This was made for my apt mgr as an Xmas gift. After she received it, she told me she always wanted a quilt. She still talks about it to this day!

Cabin Quilt - Twelve embroidered pictures: cabin, moose, firn, canoe, fish, bear, fly rod and bag, duck, pine cone etc. Half triangles sewed to embroidered block and to log cabin blocks on point. Our retired friends came and finished our basement so I wanted to make them a quilt. This picture only shows half of it but the quilt rests on the back of devan in their mountain home in Colorado. I must make a trip to CO to get a better picture of it!

Kate's A-mazing - Five materials were used to make a geometric design of a maze. The name of the fabrics used are Funky Monkeys, Nature, Tropical Safari, Kaleidoscope and Freckles. The orginal pattern was for a wall hanging.

July 4th Birthday - Forty 18 inch blocks with 2 inch strips sewn on batting and backing. An assortment of 38 different patriotic fabrics used in strips.

Wonderful Wonders - I took the State Blocks and flowers and placed them in EQ6 to resized them. I made this wall hanging for an "All About Me" challange quilt for our guild.

Mother's Eyes

Where My Mind Goes

Images of Washington - Every year the Wa State Internet Quilts exchange blocks, each member makes as many of one block as they want blocks swapped. My quilt represents two years of the swaps. I made the crabs and the blue herons.

Tusher Trout - Combination of collage fish on a background of multi-striped watercolour feeling strips. I TRIED to get the effect of sunlight shining through water.