Just finished this after receiving the last months pattern. I love it, not sure how I will quilt it. It was a well written pattern

2017 BOM, done in Black, Red & White.  I also call it the 'free' quilt becasue no 'new' fabric was purchased to make it - specifically for it!  Ya know, sometimes Red just speaks and you must buy!

This quilt is a replica of a mosaic wall in the Taj Mahal.  I have a photo that I had a graphic arts company blow up to 40" square to serve as the basic design.  All of the vines are from a single piece of green fabric with back basting.

I made this mini quilt thinking my teacher Jinny Beyer and as a gift for her. It is a sign of respect for her and American people.

This quilt is my first American patriotic quilt and I sewed it earlier Ukrainian patriotic quilt.

This quilt is tessellation.

Sticks and Stones 1 won the Modern Quilt Category at the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham UK in August 2017.

The patchwork and the quiting were all improvised and it was fun to play aorund with the fabric.

Quilt made in december 2013, using stained glass technique , with tissu lamé bias, some painted area like the head of the bird , some part of the body and plume.

This quilt was created by printing a picture I took while sightseeing in one of Alsace's Flower Towns.  The photo was printed by Spoonflower on cotton.  I created a quilt sandwich and then densely thread painted over the picture. I used over 25 different thread colors in thicknesses ranging from 30 to 100.  

My version of the BOM halo medallion.  I made this as a Tribute to Sue Garman.

This is a sample quilt created for Quilt Market 2017 in Houston to feature Paula Nadelstern's new Wonderlust fabric line from Benartex.

61 1/2” w x 68 1/2” h   Original design using EQ7, pieced, and raw-edge appliquéd.  The cabinet is 100% cotton fabrics. The glass pieces are many different fabrics including satin, shiny & glitter tulle, organza, crinkle sheers, metallics, and more.   Nylon Tulle covers the raw-edge appliques.  Longarm quilted, computerized and hand guided, with Poly, Cotton, MonoPoly, and Metallic threads. Hobbs silk batting for trapunto and overall.

This quilt was made half size and I've adapted quite a few of the applique blocks to personalise it.

This quilt  was made for the exhibition "Blossoming Ukraine" NadelWelt in Karlsruhe. I really love the applique and I wanted to show with this technique how beautiful the nature is at any time of the year in my country. All appliqué with open cuts, it was difficult, but interesting to do.

In The Pink is a bed quilt, inspired by tulips and is a traditional style design with a mix of raw edge applique and simple piecing. 

This is the BOM this year. I just figured out the floater using the instructions and made the star corners after finding the formula for quarter square triangles. It is not yet quilted.

I began this quilt in a "Fabulous Facades" workshop with Gloria Loughman. It's based on a photograph that my daughter took while living in Valparaiso, Chile. I love the primary colors of the buildings, the strong shadows, and all the details of the plants and laundry.

Creating and attaching all the little 3D laundry items was probably the biggest challenge on this quilt. I used several different kinds of fabric, treated to reduce raveling, but still be somewhat drapeable. In the end, I discovered that cotton knit underwear was probably the best fabric for this, so I sacrificed some older pairs to the cause! I also used designer samples of real curtain fabric for the window coverings.

"Valparaiso Rowhouses" won a ribbon for "Best Interpretation of Theme - Wall Quilt" at the 2017 Pacific International Quilt Festival. It was also on display at the Junctures I exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles in November 2017.

It is an original design and I used lots of different colors of thread to quilt (1/8" parallel lines) on the solid fabric.

I took a class from Alex Anderson at the Alden Lane Nursery "Quilting in the Garden".  The class was about techniques to use in improvisational piecing.