Peek - A - Boo Kitty - This quilt is a sampler and I learned to do many techniques unique to quilting. It was my springboard. I had collected fabrics for many years and was determined to not have to buy anything to complete it. I had to buy orange for sashing because nothing else worked. This quilt also sprung me into the world of orange and I am grateful for that.

And the truth shall set you free (3 of 3) - 3rd in a series of 3 for a prison chapel.

And the truth shall set you free (2 of 3) - 2nd in a series of 3 art quilts created for a prison chapel.

And the truth shall set you free (1 of 3) - #1 in a series of 3 art quilts for a chapel in a local prison, based on a bible scripture. I have used paint, thread, and pencils to color. This series is my 2nd attempt at doing art quilting. They have been a long time in the making as I was really unsure how to quilt them. The largest quilt is 22x18.

Go Break A Leg! - Created for the 2010 Hoffman challenge. Trapunto, applique, and Swarovski crystals make it special.

Millie's Challenge - Millie, a long time friend and quilting buddy sent me a set of fabrics, and kept an identical set. The challenge was for each of us to make a quilt for the other using those fabrics, and adding any others we wished. This is what I made for her. The center is my own design, and the blocks in the border are Friendship Star, and another common block. The borders were added to bridge the gap between center and borders!

Vibrant Tones - This is an original mandala, inspired by reading Katy Pasquini's book on mandals.

Baby Gavin, Find Your Special Star - Made larger than published version; star pattern in black border inspired the name of the quilt.

Dirty Dishwater Quilt - created with fabrics garnered in the swap for ugly lovers on Prodigy Interactive Service

One of a Kind - This quilt was made for a challenge in Mayflower Quilt Guild in which everyone received the same set of ugly scraps. The challenge was to make a quilt using a recognizable piece of each fabric, adding whatever else we wanted.This quilt was made for a challenge in Mayflower Quilt Guild in which everyone received the same set of ugly scraps. The challenge was to make a quilt using a recognizable piece of each fabric, adding whatever else we wanted.This quilt was made for a challenge in Mayflower Quilt Guild in which everyone received the same set of ugly scraps. The challenge was to make a quilt using a recognizable piece of each fabric, adding whatever else we wanted.This quilt was made for a challenge in Mayflower Quilt Guild in which everyone received the same set of ugly scraps. The challenge was to make a quilt using a recognizable piece of each fabric, adding whatever else we wanted.

Crazy Cats - My 1st quilt after learning how to cut out quilt pieces. Learned how to shuffle colors and stipple. Used Minky for border as is gift to my grandbaby.

Reagan's First Quilt - I wanted to create a first quilt that would be timeless for my granddaughter - a quilt that would grow with her. so I made this lap quilt for her first birthday. I wanted it to be comfortable for her in her crib and one that she can use as a lap quilt as she grows. I used a Jelly Roll by Moda Fabrics - the "Martinique" collection, to make this lovely quilt. I machine pieced and quilted the entire quilt using my Pfaff 2124.

Scrappy rectangle - Started in a class at Sues Rags quilt shop, in a class given by Kitty Bailey. Fell in love with the look and have started several more. In almost every block there is one rectangel of a cat fabric. Finished with Pararie Braid border. Given to my Granddaughter

Latte Quilt

Holly's baby quilt - I made this quilt for our granddaughter who is expecting her first child in a few weeks. she picked the colours and the pattern and I picked the fabrics. I had it long arm quilted.

Pinwheel Sampler - This is a sew along project posted on-line by PSIQUILT. I used only scraps from my stash. Quilting done by Bear's Quilts in Long beach CA.

Label on Danika's quilt - I added Danika's picture to the quilt label. Don't know how she liked that, but I did.