This special throw is made using You Make My Heart Happy collection by Timeless Treasures and Message Board patten by Jill Boyd. I had help with this one, a nurse from the hospital and her darling daughter assisted me with putting this top together. We made it for the sweetest patient I’ve ever had and her most amazing husband who dearly loves her. I do believe that they make everyone’s heart happy that they come into contact with. Lord be with them. 

This finally completes our December or Christmas Set! It took a while to get all the binding on all 8 placemats but I’m done just in time for Christmas. Thank you Mary Annis for my binding lesson and helping get these started!

This little wall hanging was the biggest secret to keep from my friend and teacher, Mary Annis. How do you make the perfect gift for your quilting teacher without her help? Thanks to all who helped me figure this out. 

I did this one for my Gran for Christmas. She the sweetest and most hard working lady I know. I guess that’s where my mom gets it from. Love you Gran!

This Tribal Song Quilt pattern is by Brittany Lloyd at Lo And Behold Stitchery. My sister in law, Tori, picked out this pattern. It seemed simple enough. I think I made it harder on myself trying to do it so perfectly. But it turned out beautiful. 

This is my first strip quilt. I learned a few new techniques with it. Also learned that minky backing is only so wide. Thank Vicki for trimming it up for me. I loved working with the batik fabrics. Tammy and Cindy I hope you enjoy this for many years!

This Home for Christmas quilt features fabric from the Holiday Lodge collection by Deb Strain for Moda Fabrics. I really enjoyed making this one and look forward to the next one by Deb Strain. When I was unfolding this one, Luke said “Mom its not perfect”. As I kept unfolding it and he saw the truck, he said “Wait mom, look, I see it now, It’s perfect!”. It’s my favorite piece of our December or Christmas collection. 

I just loved these truck and tractor panels and wanted to make a wall hanging, however its probably better as a door hanging!

Ok so look and see if you can see where I ran out of fabric for the vertical strip on the left between the truck and the center block. So I did what my teach said and pieced my scraps together. Well she had always said to do it on I diagonal, so I did. Well apparently I did it the hard way because I could have done it straight across. There are 2 seams in there, can you see them?

These two quilts were made for my brothers little girls. The are made using Batiks from our local quilt shop and a pattern I designed. 

These two quilts were made for my brothers little girls. The are made using Batiks from our local quilt shop and a pattern I designed. 

Made with Red Rock Reflections by Tana Mueller for Blank Quilting. I made this one for my son Luke for his 5th birthday. This was my second quilt to do solo! It’s 58 x 78 inches. 

Made with Red Rock Reflections by Tana Mueller for Blank Quilting. I made this one for my son Daniel for his 3rd birthday. This was my FIRST quilt to do solo! It’s 42.5 x 57.5 inches. 

This quilt was made for Daniel’s 3rd birthday and his new big boy room and big boy full sized bed! Made with several different fabric lines and designed by me, but it would never have been done if it hadn’t been for Mary Annis working on it and teaching me!