Santa's Christmas - The center blocks are Santa BOM (16") from Sister's Quilt Shop & the other big blocks are BOM from Greenbaum's uilted Forest and I adapted the little pieced blocks to fill in the spaces. This is the first King Size quilt I made and also the first time I used nylon thread for the quilting. I love the way this has turned out, but I am willing to part with it. It is the experience of making it and using different techniques that make it so I will never forget it.

Winding Ways Wall quilt - I made this quilt using Accuquilt's Winding Ways GO die. It was started at the GO retreat in Fremont NE. Instead of buying a kit I chose my own fabrics. It was a challenge putting the design together and then keeping the block pieces organized. Fun though!

English Paper Piecing sampler - A sample to experiment with english paper piecing to see how far I could push the technique, and to record it for a tutorial to show others that there is more to EPP than just hexagons

Dog Rose - Based on the colours found in a dogrose flower it is the reverse side to Too Loud Man. The quilting was designed from the layout of the seams on this side using a quadrant of a circle. They were started in 2008 and finally finished in 2013.

Too Loud Man - Started with the frogs, then looked for other fabrics to work with them. Layout dictated by how many of each piece I could cut from the yardage available, and a lot of hours with graph paper & coloured pencils

Go Cowboys - I made this for a grandfather who wanted it for a new grandson who was going to be named Miles. This is raw edge applique.

Love my Boots - We had a fat quarter exchange. This is what I made. It's raw edge applique.

Best Buddies - This quilt presented major challenges in getting the right fabric to reflect the coloration of the dogs. The more black dog had brown hightlights, and The brindle's coloration just didn't match any fabrics I could find in terms of color and texture until a lucky find in batiks at a quilt store brought the design together.

Favorite Hunter Star - Miniature hunter star (layout designed in Electric Quilt 7) that will be donated for auction at our next guild quilt show. A portion of the proceeds of the auction will be donated to several local charities,

Moonset over Mount Taylor - Made by machine and hand appliqué from a sketch of the scene from the open space above my old neighborhood of Supper Rock.

Grandma's Quilt - Made by my Grandmother in New Prague Minnesota. It was documented my the Minnesota Quilt Project in December 1999 and given ID #NP100.

Baby Noah Quilt - Based on Hexagon quilt seen in Darlene Zimmerman's book "Fresh from the Clothesline." I wanted to highlight the Noah's Ark fabric used for the hexagons.

purple morning glorys - I made this top in about 1980 and put it away I quit quilting until about 1999 when after my husbands death I started again. I started to quilt the quilt by hand but my hands wouldnt let me do so, so I took all the quilting out and took it to a long arm quilter. It has some boo boos but I still love the colors and the quilting is fantastic. My grand daughter who is going to get the quilt loves it.It was my first attempt to applique a large whole quilt.

Monkey Parade - Baby Quilt for my granddaughter's arrival in March. I just liked the fabric and used it simply. Quilted with a variety of modern quilt motifs.

Velaina's Star - Made the quilt for a raffle to help grand-daughter raise funds for school trip.

All the Pretty Pieces - Hand Appliqued, machine pieced, machine quilted using freehand and ruler techniques. This is the 8th quilt I have finished on my A-1, but the first of my own.