I made this quilt for my one of my best friends’ weddings. Normally, she and I make this quilt together for other friends, but since she was the bride I tackled this on my own. Congratulations, Tristan and Wyatt!

After my Papa passed away, I needed to process by making a happy quilt. I thought about him with every stitch. Typically I send my throw quilts to be long armed, but I wanted to honor him with the labor of love needed to quilt on my domestic machine.

This is the first quilt I ever long arm quilted myself, and it was a journey! I unknowingly chose such a hard quilting template; it took forever. Still, I learned so much and love how it turned out, flaws and all.

This little guy is so whimsical and fun! I added 10 stars to represent 10 years of the challenge and incorporated the color of the year, Wander, into his fins. This wall hanging incorporates several quilting techniques, so it was challenging!

This quilt felt like a splurge throughout the whole process. I picked the prettiest fabric I’ve ever seen, and once it arrived I immediately cut into it and made a quilt based on a design in my head with the sole purpose of keeping it for myself 🙂

This quilt was made using fabrics I got at QuiltCon 2026! I initially intended to have this quilt live at work with me for when I get cold at the office, but after deciding on this amazing pantograph, this quilt will live at home instead 🙂

I have always loved Tilda patterns. These parrots caught my eye and that was it! I had to make them.

This quilt was a perfect example of personalizing a pattern. I gave a class on how just changing a hair style can turn all the women into all of your friends! I found 17 ways to restyle their hair. Bet you could find a few more.

Simple scrappy kit, put together by Charity Central. Very quick and easy to piece and a good use of a lot of scraps!

This quilt top was found in a half-finished/dilapidated state at Craft Cupboard Cheney. After staring at it for some time, we decided it needed to come home and have a second chance at life. My daughter designed the flowers for added color & flair.