quick 9 patch - gift for mickey

1930's Fan - Estate sale purchase in 2009

Mom's scrap bag - Fun to make. Quilted in the ditch. Dog tested.

Kate's Quilt - I don't know the name of the pattern. It was started as a mystery quilt at the International Quilt Festival in Chicago.

Love grows in Albina's garden - Lakehouse Hydrangea fabric in blue, purple and green. Purple batiks, striped border, wool batting and white back.

Romance Miniature - I reduced the original quilt to a 12 by 16 design to coordinate with two other designs

Romance

Hibiscus

Frangipani Flower - This is an original design based on the the frangipani flowers we have growing in the garden. I hand painted the background fabric and then created the design using invisible machine applique and commercial batiks.

Iban Leaf Design - This is my interpretation of a traditional Iban design from one of the native tribes of Borneo. The central motif is hand appliqued using reverse appliqe and silk thread.

Purple for My Sister - This is my first quilt, a lap quilt started at a quilting class in Tecumseh, Michigan in 2007 and finished with the help of my quilting friend, Nancy Northrop.

Quilt for Baby Cameron - My friend Nancy was teaching me how to piece and quilt, so we worked together on this one. I had attended a portion of a beginner's quilting class. I machine appliqued a few stars on the quilt to hide some errors.

Lauren's puzzle - pictures surrounded by border in rows with duplicates of each picture. It was a birthday gift to my Great Granddaughter for her 3rd birthday. She loved it. Pictures of her, her sister and her Mom and Dad were in the quilt.

Red Roof Barn Slice Quilt - The "Slice Capades"is a group from our local guild, and this is our group's first attempt at a slice quilt. Six of us (Judy Nigh, Jeannette Larson, Lyn Anthoney, Suzanne Koenen, Nancy Hamilton, and Judy Lorino,clockwise from top left) were given 1/6 of an enlarged copy of an original watercolor by Suzanne Galli Koenen, and replicated our piece six times using whatever technique we chose. We exchanged our finished pieces and then had all six to make a complete copy of the original. We then combined our six pieces into a quilt, and those that were completed in time, were shown together at our Quilt Expo 2009 held this past March.

Ebb & Flow - Hand Dyed, fused applique, free motion machine quilting, thread play.

Natures Folly - This quilt wall hanging was done with the Embellisher. After, I hand quilted and added beads/ephemera.

Autumn Leaves