Lone Dresden Hexie

This quilt was designed and made for the QuiltCon Michael Miller Fabric Challenge. It measures 19 by 22. I have dreams of making a much larger quilt using this same Dresden Hexie design (I may or may not already have 2 others started).

Army Jacob's Ladder

This mini quilt was actually supposed to be a block in a large quilt with random Jacob's Ladder blocks, but when I plan quilts that don't have a purpose I try to make the sizes that Primary Children's Hospital needs. Then after I had my blocks together, I realized I couldn't donate it if it had army trucks on it. So it became a doll quilt that one of the boys might like playing with in our Church Nursery Class (ages 18 months to 3 years) that I help with on Sundays. It is approximately 18 inches square.

Lozenge Quilt

This is my Lozenge quilt that was started as a Leader/Ender Challenge. It is completely made out of scraps. It didn't remain a Leader/Ender project. It became my main project until I had a top, then it got put away to await my quilting attempts. I started wanting to do an I-spy with the quilting with small quilting spaces that would be repeated later to be matched. I quickly lost interest in the quilting (and had other things that needed my basting pins :P), so I continued to just do a large stipple and put in words that I thought either described me, or I wanted to describe me. I am quite pleased with how this turned out. I plan to use it for anything and everything. It measures (or did before quilting) at 90 inches by 108 inches. I wanted to make it a large queen size, for my bed. I think I'm now up to 6 different quilts for my bed...I might need to start planning to make them for other people.

Grand Illusion

 I managed to get my Grand Illusion quilt finished. It measures 88 inches by 88 inches. This one I decided to stray from my usual stipple by adding in Daisies. It's such a busy quilt that it was great for hiding mistakes. Now I feel really confident with quilting them on another quilt.

I even managed to get it on my bed (which of course required actually making my bed. It makes the room feel different from my Celtic Solstice quilt. It's interesting that \ the pattern or colors of the quilt on the bed can change the feel of of a room.

Lighthouse

Once again, I forgot to get a finished picture of a quilt. This is a quilt I made in just a couple of days, as a Swap Angel for the Beach Bound Mini Quilt Swap. When the call went out for angels, I signed up. I had never been and Angel before. An Angel makes a mini quilt for someone who sent one off, but hadn't received one (do to a flaky partner). This one went off to Australia. I hid a few things in the quilting, like clouds, a bird, a dolphin, and an octopus. It was a lot of fun to do.