Baby Brandon Quilt - This quilt has owls in the large squares.

Maya in Eden - Another stained glass Quilt I did for my daughter and her family.

Guadalupe - This is a purchased panel and finished into a wallhanging.

My Kool KaleidosKope - After attending the Super Seminar with Ricky, Alex and Libby, I finally decided to give it a try to make a Kool Kaleidoscope. I say is adapted from an original design because with this technique each quilter has the freedom to make the quilt as big or small as desired, and to use whatever size strips and shapes. This has to make the only technique that allows this much freedom, making each quilt a one of a kind. I used fabrics from the Ricky Tims Tower as well as many others.

Geese in Bali - Flying Geese Blocks set on diagonal made this pattern interesting. I added more borders to enlarge the quilt to queen size. The jewel toned batiks made the blocks pop off the cream background,

Calla Lilies - Two fabric, needle turn applique.

...and your point is??? - Paper pieced, mystery quilt by Carol Doak

Austin & Emma - Alphabet quilt for newborn twins. Retro pictures with monogramed names, weight, & date of birth.

144 - Crumb blocks, made to use up a tote bag full of scraps, I still have some left!! Its called 144 as thats how many blocks there are.

Plaid Churndash - I wanted to use up the plaid from my stash, and make a masculine quilt. As usual I still have plaid fabric left, sure this stuff breeds!

Love the Ocean - This is a Stained Glass Quilt I did last year. I have done 4 of them now and really enjoy it.

Evolution of a Quilter - This was made for the 25th anniversary of my guild and it signifies my 25 years as a quiltmaker.

Lone Star Rose - I started the lone star in a Quilters Day Out with my guild. The original fabric from which I chose the star colors was never used. I decided to set mine on point and used a Jinny Beyer type setting. I used Michael Miller's Spanish Rose fabric and a black and metallic gold border fabric. Patsy Thompson was my inspiration for the quilting.

"The Far East Goes South!" - Occasionally, design ideas take on a life of their own, go in a completely different direction and become a wonderful surprise. This quilt was juried into the AQS 2010 Lancaster Show. Happy girl !

"Bouquet for Mr. Tims!" - This is dedicated to my friend, Ricky Tims who without a whisper of a word, inspired me to create something I never thought I could. The quilt was just juried into the 2010 AQS Pacucah Show. Wow! I couldn't be more thrilled.

My Midnight Garden - Learned to hand applique small blocks using a variety of applique methods. Designed the setting squares and applique borders. Machine quilted. Juried into the 2009 CQA/ACC National Juried Show.

Betty's Bag - Based on a photo I purchased, and then got permission from the photographer, this quilt languished unfinished for an entire year. I hadn't done much with such an uncolorful palette before, and couldn't get going on it. Betty's birthday came and went, and no purse. The following year, as her birthday approached, I'd already printed the photo out on fabric, and I had the threads in the right colors. I just jumped in and did it, and am way beyond thrilled with the result - it was a real encouragement to me to continue with similar color palettes.