Sushine On My Shoulders - I reduced the size changed a few blocks and borders.

Lindas Amish - Machine quilted by Sue Urich of Farmhouse Quilting

Band Quilt 2006 - Placed a picture of each of the school bands' trophies at the center of each star.

Sioux chain

Wedding Star - Love this quilt. Was one of the most enjoyable quilts I ever made because I got to use so many different fabrics. The design is primarily paper pieced. I quilted it myself when I owned my long arm machine

Lone Star Quilt - This great Texas quilt is made using rail fence blocks, half square triangles, and ol'fashioned squares. The best thing about this quilt (other than the Texas flag, of course!) is the trapunto quilting in the white section: a longhorn, the Alamo, a cactus, an armadillo.

White Chocolate - This is a quilt I designed with my mother in mind. She loves white on white quilts. When it was finished it was so yummy I named it "White Chocolate". It will be featured on the cover of August 2007 McCall's Quilting magazine.

My Sister's Sanctuary - This quilt was designed and made for Patchwork Party 2007 - Spring Edition using Sanctuary fabric collection by Moda. It was made using a quilt "Rachel's Baskets" as inspiration with a striking log cabin border.

Jubilee Album - This twelve block, hand appliqued quilt features floral designs in different vases using patriotic colors. Ohio Star blocks are used as spacers.

Stepping Between the Poppies - Simple yet striking, this folk-art style quilt features rows of appliqued poppies separated by walking lanes of pieced strips.

Spring Convergence - Starting with a blended convergence background, a paper pieced border on the right was added as well as other borders. Pansies and butterflies were machine appliqued on top.

puppy love - My daughter Ashley picked all the fabrics for this quilt. I think she did a wonderful job. She was only ten at the time. She chose a Laurel Birch? fabric with dogs on it. We ran out of the tan and had to work in the black, I think it works.

Boyish Fun - My first quilt. I was terrified to make the first cuts into the fabric. I learned so much from this quilt, like you really do need to make sure you use a 1/4 inch seam LOL. I was so proud when I finished it. I had wanted to make a quilt for a long time, but I had never used a sewing machine or sewed anything by hand. I think it turned out pretty well mistakes and all.

Lotus in the Woods - This was from a class with Marti Michell using her Giant Dahlia templates. I had them for many years and never used the templates--I was afraid to try, but her class showed it was really very easy to piece. The center medallion is appliqued to the top.

God's Angel - Made for may very dearest friend who has been by my side through thick & thin, through the laughter & especially the tears.

Mystique Batik - I love these "Turning" patterns for batiks--they let the pattern of the batik show, yet can appear more complicated than it really was to create. This was in the Quilter's Guild of Dallas Quilt Show, March 2007. Given to Michelle as a college graduation gift.

Star Gazzer - I was inspired by the quilts in Alex's Book Keep Quilting with Alex Anderson. But The design is mine. I am proud that I was able to creat this for my daughter Caitlin. I wanted to thank you Alex for your book and your inspiration.