"Praise for the Rain" - Whole cloth interior surrounded by paper-pieced border; both hand and machine quilted; embellished with beads.

Stars and Stripes - Sampler quilt, second in series of red, white and blue quilts with flag border. All blocks are stars.

Pandas in the window - I made this quilt for the Bushfire appeal here in Australia. The Panda fabric was donated by our local Spotlight store in Mildura.

Boxy Stars 2 - I made this quilt for the bush fire appeal here in Australia. Some of the fabric was donated by our local Spotlight store in Mildura.

Redwork girls - I made this quilt for the Bushfire appeal here in Australia. Some of the fabric was donated by our local Spotlight store. It was machine pieced and long arm quilted by me.

Quilt for Kids charity quilt - This is a quilt I made for 'Quilts for Kids". From start to finish, including the quilting, it only took about 10 hours. Machine pieced and machine quilted on my domestic machine. Just something I did for a good cause.

Trio of Tulips - Third in my pattern series called Kay's Bouquets.

3D flowers - I bought a Moda jellyroll and started to strip it together. It looked busy so I put the yellow strips between and decided it looked like a trellis. I embroidered the three dimensional flowers which inspired the entirely free motion quilted background.

1 Seam Flying Hearts - This was from a Fons & Porter Magazine and I used Ricky's method of one seam flying geese.

My Embroidered Rhapsody - Embroidered cutwork allows the black background to show through. This led me to separate the sections and fuse them to the black background so that a black line would show between all sections too.

brown quilt - Made this quilt using a pattern from Ricky Tim's projects section....color selection ?...I started this quilt after saw the show on neutrals....

Southern Star - Lone Star made without diamonds. Quilt is entirely 1/2 square triangles.

Bouquets in a New Way - This was a block of the month designed by Sue Garman for The Quilt Show.

My First Kaleidoscope - I really let loose on this quilt. No fretting over fabric--I didn't have that much yardage since most of my stash is fat quarters. So, I used what I had. Didn't fuss over what went next to what. Just "trusted" the method of making the quilt. Ad-libbed on the quilting and am pleased with the way it looks. Just sorry I didn't read the directions well enough to see I was suppose to do something unique with the border to be eligible for Ricky's book.

"Scrap-Patch Hearts" - Baby quilt made for Grandaughter. Is made using a variety of colorful fabrics with white on white polkadot background. Completed July 5, 2009. Was machine quilted on a Domestic Machine using stitch in the ditch.

Garden Girl - This quilt was created for the "Keepsake Quilts" Challenge Welcome Spring. The object is use a purchased medley of fabrics to suit the theme of the challenge. She was chosen to be displayed at the first annual AQS Lancaster Quilt Show in March of 2010.