I am intrigued by small things. This sampler includes fabric from my three decades of quilting and is a representation of my love of traditional blocks.

I love small things. It only seemed natural to challenge myself to make a miniature quilt. Making a goal to enter it in the quilt show was a great motivator.

This was created for Cuppa Tea Quilting as a sampler to sell the beautiful border fabric. I custom quilted it with my APQS Lenni using the Quilt Path computerized program.

Inland Northwest Modern Quilt Guild (INMOD) Color of the Year Challenge. I used the Courthouse Steps block to represent our 10th Anniversary as a guild which looks like the Roman numeral 10 and the required Kona Color of the Year, Wander. Pieced.

Bursting with dynamic motion this is a study in color, movement, and modern energy. Pieced using scrappy strips in CMYK, turned into HSTs. A custom digital quilting design created just for this piece.

My bright finish to the 100 Days/100 Blocks. I used yellow -my forever favorite color- with raspberry magenta. I designed a digital pattern just for this piece: Raspberry Lemonade, a bubbly, refreshing texture that ties the whole quilt together.

Churning Remix reimagines the classic churn dash with a playful color transition. Piece with 2.5‑inch strips, blending paper piecing and patchwork, To finish, I quilted it with Glow, a digital quilting pattern I created specifically for this piece.

I fell in love with the fabric line Simply Charming by Janet Nesbit. Lynn Wilder’s Country Courthouse is the pattern. The quilt is made entirely of one inch strips. 😬

This top was given as a gift from Ellen Crites. I quilted it. I later found out from an expert in this area that it was made by a slave in the 1860's. I am so honored to own it.

I am blessed to live on a 6th generation farm on the Palouse. I love Christmas and am blessed that I can have the big family dinner here.