The COY, "Wonder" reminds me of the color of highway milage signs. Inland Northwest Modern Quilt Guild is celebrating its 10 year anniversary. I drive to Spokane monthly to attend INMOD Meetings, the scenery and milage signs was my inspiration.

Scrap quilts are the new vintage. I love how the chains change colors across the quilt and the large circles behind. I used a small pantograph pattern to add to the vintage look.

This quilt honors my husband’s Air Force service, his love of classic cars, and the 100th anniversary of Route 66—a road he traveled and cherished. He spent countless hours in the garage, tinkering on his cars and finding joy in every small detail.

Using Krista Moser’s Vintage Windmill pattern I selected fabrics that appealed to my hippie days. I stretched my beginning quilting skills by using different patterns for the background, the windmills and the inner boarders.

This was started in a quilt as you go class. I love how easy it construction is.

I made this table topper in a foundation paper piecing class. I love how easy the process is and how accurate the blocks come out. This made for a fast and beautiful table topper.

In this quilt is my first paper pieced block. After completing all 99 blocks, (a three year journey) boy did my paper piecing skills improve! Each block represents one of the 99 inspiring “letters to the editor” from the Great Depression.

This quilt is a part of the WSQ Challenge. It was fun deciding what's in the basket and creating the quilt.

This is my first INMQ Machine Quilting Challenge. I really enjoyed the creativity of putting this quilt together and learning how to machine quilt.

I made this quilted Hoodie for my daughter, Sara. It was made as a surprise out of fabric she said she liked. It reminds me of Dolly Parton's song, "Coat of Many Colors". This was started in a class, but finished at home. A fun challenge to make!