Darryl's Log Cabin and a stuffed dog made from the scraps.
Stuffed dog was made by a fellow guild member.  The quilt was finished in April, 2000.  pk 

Fall table runner and placemats  finished 10/2012, pk

"Aquarius I & II "  Two twin bed quilts made identically early in  the start of  my quilting days.  The quilts were finished in January, 2002, thus the Aquarius name.  Morning Star pattern from Quilt Block Galore.  pk

"City Skyline" Queen Size Bargello quilt finished in April 2002.  pk

"Trip Around the World" nap size quilt finished in June 2006.  This is the only quilt I have done prairie points as a border.  The quilt won 3rd place in the Blackland Quilt Guild bank display  in February 2009.  pk

"Educated Weeds"  Double bed sized quilt finished in April 2007  This quilt won  first place in the Blackland Quilt Guild  annual outdoor show at City National Bank, Taylor, TX in May, 2007. pk

"Click" Queen Size Quilt finished in 11/2008.  pk

"Darkest Africa" Twin size, finished in January 2001.  pk

Another view of "Darkest Africa"  pk

Egyptian Wall Hanging made for my oldest son.  He purchased the fabric and then said "Mom,  you design and make  me a wall hanging."  This was the results...the top section is represents the sun god "Ra", the sand colored pyramids came next, then different egyptian figures with King Tut in the center.  The very bottom is a river representing the River Styx.  pk

Back of the Egyptian Wall Hanging.  pk

Close up of center of wall hanging.

Top of wall hanging

"Eye of the Tiger" King size quilt made for my youngest son who lives in California.  The quilt was finished in May 2007.  pk

"Fairy Dust" queen size quilt made in 2007 for niece Ruth who resides  near Dallas.  She wanted the quilt for her granddaughter.  It has a medallion center star with four fairy panels around the star.  pk  

"Family Ties"  queen size quilt made for niece Sue in 2008.  The pattern is mini bow ties thus the name .  It is queen size.  pk

Reenie's Centerpiece

This centerpiece was made by my mother, for my sister's mother-in-law. She made it from blue, yellow and white fat quarters purchased at The Quilt Store.

Rose-Colored Quilt

This is a quilt I made for my parents' guest room. The room is a deep rose color. It also has a rose floral wallpaper border hear the ceiling that is not to their taste. The furniture (including full bookcases) is heavy, so emptying the room to remove the border and/or repaint the room is not practical for them. This quilt works with the wall color and (hopefully) draws attention away from the wallpaper border.

I don't know that this is an actual pattern. I just made four patches of pink, rose, orange and yellow fabrics. I set them on point, alternating with the rose background fabric.

Sally's Jungle Quilt

This is a nap quilt I made from some beautiful jungle fabrics my parents bought for me at the Quilt Shop of DeLand (FL). The field is based on the "Turning Twenty" pattern. It took me a couple years to get this made. I use it as a nap quilt.

Kay's Purple Wall Hanging

This is a quilt my mother made from a kit she got at Jo-Ann's Fabrics. She pieced and quilted it. She now displays it in her guest bathroom. It turned out beautiful!

Wallace Baby Quilts

These are two Trip Around the World baby quilts I made for my friends' daughters. One is in shades of pink and the other is in shades of purple. There is also a picture of the pieced back of the purple quilts. (The girls are both in their teens now.)

Jelly Beans & Bubble Gum Baby Quilt

This is yet another joint effort, this time by my mom and me. We pieced this top in one day. The field is pieced from fat quarters. We purchased the fat quarters and yardage for the borders in a quilt store in Jacksonville. We gave this quilt to a friend of my sister's for her new baby.

Ng Baby Quilt

This is another joint effort by Peggy and me. We pieced both the top and back in one evening. I believe the top is the "Turning Twenty" pattern. We gave the quilt to family friends, for their new baby.

Benham's Starburst

This was another joint effort by Peggy and me, although Peggy did the majority of the work. We designed the quilt for my parents. The pieced quilt blocks are all Ohio and Missouri Star variations. They were placed on point, alternating with the turquoise background fabric.

Baby Miller Quilt

This was a joint effort by Peggy and me. I designed an pieced the top. Peggy quilted (including decorative stitching) and bound it. We gave it to Peggy's niece for her new baby.

The field was made up of 4" squares on point.

Blue and Yellow Trip Around the World with prairie points made for myself.

Another view of "Touch The Stars"

"Touch The Stars"  Queen size quilt made for niece Sue Mccarthy

"Squash Blossom Necklace" made with the Carrie Nation Pattern on Quilter's Cache.  The colors reminded me of the  American Indian Jewelry

"Patriotic Threads" designed by P. Krebs for Quilts of Valor

"Jellico Cats" made for my sister-in-law

"Semi-Precious Gems"

"Namaste" made for niece Sue 

"A Trip To The Zoo" made for baby Vu, my GI doctor's first little boy.

"Family Chain" was made for my mother.  In all the blocks on the top I embroidered our family tree starting with my grandparents and ending with my great nieces and nephews.  The quilt is with my brother's family in Denver,CO

"Tammy's Choice"  A king size quilt made for my niece Tammy Miller