Artist Archives

Foundation pieced and machine quilted. This piece was developed organically working out from the foundation pieced center. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Foundation pieced and machine quilted. This is my third kaleidoscope project. This piece is three of five related pieces that can be combined in multiple ways. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Fused raw-edge appliqué. The next step in my kaleidoscope explorations. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Foundation pieced and machine quilted. This is my third kaleidoscope project. This piece is two of five related pieces that can be combined in multiple ways. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

My latest Kaleidoscope effort.  I was inspired by the Modern quilt movement’s use of negative space.  Long-arm quilted by Amy Parker

Fused raw-edge appliqué. The next step in my kaleidoscope explorations. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Fused raw-edge appliqué. The next step in my kaleidoscope explorations. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Raw edge fusible applique. This Kaleidoscope piece was designed for a special spot in my sister-in-law’s home. Quilted by Amy Parker.

Fused raw-edge appliqué. The next step in my kaleidoscope explorations. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Hand and machine pieced. Machine quilted. This pattern is my favorite hand sewing – take along project. This is the eighth quilt in this pattern I have completed. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Fused raw-edge appliqué. The next step in my kaleidoscope explorations. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Fused raw-edge appliqué. The next step in my kaleidoscope explorations. Quilted by Debbie Bookman.

Raw edge applique. The latest in my ongoing kaleidoscope series. Longarm quilted by Amy Parker.

Paper pieced & machine quilted, The colors were inspired by my sister’s seaglass bracelet.

Paper pieced & machine quilted, The colors were inspired by my sister’s seaglass bracelet.

Machine pieced & Quilted, This piece was started in Jean Biddick’s feathered star class.

Paper & foundation pieced. Machine quilted by Debbie Bookman, The colors were inspired by my sisters’ sea glass bracelet.

This quilt is a gift for a young couple whose wedding plans were disrupted by the pandemic. (Machine pieced. Longarm quilted by Amy Parker.)