Mine! - Snuggle quilt made of flannel sample pieces. The design grew from the 2 inch sample squares made into a central grid.

Work in Progress - Pieced and quilted by hand from scrap fabrics. Mostly sewn in long meetings called the Work in Progress meetings where the mind was active but hands needed something to do.

Greeting the Days - I wanted to play with some of the design possibilities using mariner's compass blocks and this is my first attempt. I learned a lot with this project and enjoyed the whole process. I've decided I totally love bright yellow against a very dark purple. :)

Relaxin OnThe Lake

Pinwheels in Formation - Made by request for my son's bed. He is in the Marines and currently stationed in Iraq. I'm storing it for safekeeping until he returns later this year.

Feathered Fans

Fall Majesty - My husband saw this quilt in a quilt store in Vancouver, Washington and fell in love with it and talked me into making one for him. It was my first attempt at applique and it turned out great!

There and Back Again - After this quilt was displayed at the AQS 2006 show, it was invited to become a part of the "OH WOW!" Miniature Quilt Collection at the AQS Museum. It is 14 x 14"

Georgia Stars - Arizona Freedom - The basic star patterns were by Marge LaBenne and given out by the Village Quilt Shop in Stone Mountain, Georgia in honor of the 1996 Olympic Games. I made the stars then designed the Twist 'N Turn setting from a book by Sharyn Craig. The quilt was made for the "Freedom" challenge of the Arizona Quilt Guild, Spring 1999.

Skeletons From My Closet - Made for a Day of the Dead Challenge. Represents my not nearly dearly departed art quilter friends at a show and tell

Flying Colors - This quilt was created as a challenge project for the Mason Dixon Quilt Professional Network. The theme was "To Color or Not to Color".

Out of the Darkness Into God's Light - This is the first in a series of quilts that represent my recovery from a serious illness

Family Library

Neutral Stars

Hidden in Plain Site - This quilt pattern was created by me and used as a mystery quilt for my local guild. It was thrilling to see all the different color and fabric combinations after the mystery was finished!

Kayley's Quilt - Soon-to-be baby gift in my signature bright colors. I adapted Karla Alexander's "Bent Out of Square" because I love the technique and the play of color, and It's perfect for batiks.