Abacus

Here is   quite an  easy quilt,  It has hexagons of children's prints.

Stix

Every time I take the camera outside to take photos, the wind starts up even when there was not even a gentle breeze before.
I forget what this one was called but it  was lots of fun to do and it used a lot of my stash.

Log cabin made with Aboriginal fabrics.

This pattern is from a recent American Patchwork and Quilting (Sampler) issue.  The quilt is  58" X 73"   and made from Aboriginal fabrics, red tone-on-tone and cream homespun.  It was well  received by the Patchworker group  members,
I also took it to church where some members had asked to see it.  One friend wanted to buy it but hadn't told me, so I offered to make a second one,  currently 2/3 completed.  Somehow the copy has been more difficult than the first one!

Angels

This project had pictures of boy angels and girl angels.  I made it in an Attic window pattern.   Really pretty.

Animals

Another cot quilt for a small person

Pinks

This was a project using up pink floral scraps, I still have lots of  floral scraps, it was also a UFO.

Santa Fe

I found this pattern in American Patchwork and quilting. The fabrics had a slub and were similar to Thai silk, but they were cotton.  I had a few headaches matching the pieces It was an UFO for a few years but I finally finished it this January., 2020

That is my shade house in the background and our kangaroo paws in the foreground, some of them are 2 meters tall.

Horses

I had ordered a pack of scraps, expecting dogs and cats but I received some horse fabric. Oh well, some little girls love horses.

Animals

                              This one  is of animals and there is a picture of Frozen there too.

Circus

This is a panel so easy to prepare for a small child.

A Quilt for a young boy

This is one of two quilts I made for twin boys some years ago.  African animals  with various skin prints.