This was my fourth quilt, and I'm very
proud of it. It got a first-place ribbon at
the Del Mar Fair in 1999. The Del Mar
Fair, now called the San Diego County
Fair, is the third largest in the country.
The pattern is from Cheri Saffiote and
Indygo Junction is called Posie Patch. It's
VERY different from the way it looks
here, but all I did was change the
borders. Apparently the pattern has
been discontinued, but you might be
able to find it at your local quilt store.
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This is a pattern I'm working on called Sister's
Star. I'm not sure I'll have the option of
embroidery in the corners or not, as well as some
other size variations. Hopefully coming soon...
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This is one of the first quilts I quilted when I got
a Gammill long arm quilting machine. It was
inspired by a magazine picture, but I'm
ashamed to say I don't remember what
magazine or who the author was.
I wish I'd used the white thread doubled, as it's
hard to see the steam rising from the cups
unless you're fairly close to the quilt.
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This is a quilt inspired by the book Cutting Curves
from Straight Pieces by Debbie Bowles. I LOVE
that book!! The flag in the lower right corner is a
pin.
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This quilt was made from the leftovers from the
flag quilt above, so I call if "Leftovers." I had a
really good time with both of these quilts.
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This is a free pattern I gave out at the Utah Quilt
Guild annual meeting in September of 2002. The
words are fabric pen. I hope to get the pattern up
on the free page in the next while.
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This is one of my early quilts, adapted from a
tablecloth pattern in More Quick Rotary Cutter
Quilts (For the Love of Quilting) by Pam Bono
Designs.
The ribbons are from the Clark County Fair
(Las Vegas).
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