Quilts 
This was the first quilt I ever pieced but not by a long shot the first I ever completed.  It was machine pieced and a combination of machine and hand quilted.  It has a cotton batting and was planned for machine quilting but is a full/queen sized quilt and was very difficult to maneuver under a regular machine throat.  The chained areas were machine quilted and the open areas were hand quilted.  



This was my first Lone Star quilt.  Machine pieced and quilted.  Not very well pressed or blocked, but that is really not my strong suit and tougher with these (I usually have to cheat and resew a lot of seams on these stars).


This is a Lone Star quilt with embroidered primitive deer in the corners I made for my sister's $1,000,00 sofa.  They have a deer farm, hence the deer. All machine pieced and quilted.


This is another Lone Star, all machine pieced and quilted with machine embroidered hearts in the corners.  This one has minky fleece for the backing... soft.  The binding isn't quite finished on this one but it did eventually get sewn down.  


This is a Celtic Knot Applique Quilt.  The applique and quilting are done by hand.  The piecing is done by machine.  This was the first quilt I started making for my husband, who was born in Belfast Ireland.  It was not however the first that I finished.  


This was my first Stack and Wack quilt.  Not too bad, but I should learn to take more pictures! Machine pieced and quilted.  Made for the 1st baby of a very good friend of mine.


This is a Stack-n-Wack fan quilt, all machine pieced and quilted with black minkee dots on the back.  This is the first quilt I actually finished for my husband, I had to whip something up so I could stop hearing how everyone else was getting quilts and I never finished his...


This is another Stack-n-Wack quilt I made for my sister when they built their new house, all machine pieced and quilted.  

 

This is another Stack-n-Wack quilt with a dolphin motif, all machine pieced with bright orange furry fleece on the back.  There is no batting and it is tied.  I'll add a full photo with the borders when I get one.  This one is all mine.


And this is a matching irish chain quilt with embroidered dolphins, all machine pieced with bright orange silky fleece on the back because that is Maggi's favorite.  This one has batting but it is also tied.  I haven't finished it yet but this one is for the best dog in the world, Maggi Mae... I promise I'll finish it puppy!

This is a small crazy quilt I made for my little Maggi.  It was made using a muslin foundation to attach the pieces to then the embroidering and embellishing was done.  This quilt is backed with orange silky fleece so it's nice and soft for cuddling.

This is a small stained glass style quilt I designed myself. The black binding is machine stitched down and the finished piece is hand quilted. I would say wall hanging but I always leave it on the glass table in the sunroom.  Flamingos make me think of the Florida Keys.... which is where I wish I was most of the time!
These are fabric postcards for my nephew's kids for Easter.  I have made a few in the past for other holidays and birthdays and sent them through the mail with no problem.