Hot Winter Nights - Don't you love Alexander Henry Fabric!! Backed with fleece. My new favorite thing to do. Super Warm. I pieced the blocks and my friend put on the border and then quilted it. My first duet.

Stop Holding Your Breath - This one was challanging to get the right tones together that might be found in a marble and stone. I don't know if I aced it but it is pleasing in person. This is the first quilt i did that I really tried to stick to the instructions.

kats love pink lemon aide - I obtained the Cat faces from a Book called Better Homes and Gardens 501 Quilt Blocks A Treasury of Patterns for Patchwork & Applique. I started it as a 1st year birthday gift but she didn't get it until she was 2. Timing is everything.

In Honor of Bandit and Dream - Bandit and Dream were my first horses. I adopted them from Colorado Horse Rescue. They are gone now, but will never be forgotten. I made this quilt in honor of these wonderful horses.

Baltimore faux Stamp - This quilt was made just before the stamp hike in price. I live near Baltimore - so there you go! A Faux Baltimore stamp at 39cents one last time!

Stars of Quakertown. - Theme quilt winner for Keystone quilters quilt show 2005. made by spice girls ''bee''. theme commemorated Quakertown's 150's birthday. and show theme ''stars over quakertown".

Surfer Girl Challenge quilt - My quilt club had a challenge where we were each given a small paper lunch bag with an assortment of fabrics. There were flannel, cotton, woven, canvas, minkee and various prom dress fabrics. It was a fun challenge trying to come up with something. I used my love of surfing as my inspiration.

I enjoyed making flannel rag quilts that I made 3 in a row. This is the 2nd one I made.

This is the first quilt that I made that was not "quilt as you go".

Bruised Oranges - I modified the classic orange peel block to make it ragged. This is a baby blanket made as a test before I tried a King for my sister.. didn't know if it would really work.

Pride and Joy - This original quilt was donated to the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford VA.

Paper Dolls - This is the other triple's; Ellie's, quilt.

Paper Dolls - Our son and his wife had triplets; two girls and a boy. I made the two girls, what I call, paper doll quilts. Both quilts are alike except for more lavender in Graces quilt.

Whimisical Kingdom Family Pets - This quilt was made for my grandson Eligh. His parents love their pets so I made the theme family pets.

Whimsical Kingdom - Aden is the boy in the triples in our family. The babies room is decorated in wild animals so this quilt blends in well.

American Flag for "My Girl" - State names embroidered on 50 stars. "My Girl" on front, the lyrics to "My Girl" are machine embroidered on the back. This quilt was made for a friend's granddaughter. I got the idea from a prize winning quilt from a DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) American Memory quilt. I made up the measurements so was surprised that it all come together so well.

Rattlesnake - The use of select hand dyed fabrics emphisizes this dramatic pattern.