Quilting
I teach quilting and am known for my “reversible” or “quilt-as-you-go” classes. Many quilters enjoy piecing blocks and quilt tops but aren’t sure how to finish their quilts. It can be expensive to send out every quilt for professional long-arm quilting, and many quilters are daunted by trying to quilt a whole quilt on their home machines.
I teach students how to quilt one block, row, or section at a time and then join the sections with sashing strips. This is a technique that can be applied to many patterns, and in each class we look at a variety of quilts and patterns. Students leave class with a new skill that they can apply to their other quilting projects.
I also have a passion for Seminole Patchwork. I love the bold, graphic designs that can be achieved starting with simple strips of fabrics.
Upcoming Events
June 5, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Lecture
June 6, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Techniques Workshop
Monterey Peninsula Quilters, CA
July 13, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Lecture
July 18, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Techniques Workshop
Piecemakers Quilt Guild, FL
September 14, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Lecture
September 15, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Techniques Workshop
Mount Bachelor Quilters, OR
September 19, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Lecture
November 7, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Techniques Workshop
South Florida Modern Quilt Guild
October 20, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Lecture
Washington Stars Quilt Guild, WA
October 26, 2026
Quilt-As-You-Go Lecture
October 27, 2026
Disappearing 4-Patch QAYG Workshop
New Mexico Quilters Association
November 24, 2026
Seminole Patchwork Lecture
Warwick Valley Quilters’ Guild, NY
New Cheat Sheets!
Learn to make half-square and quarter-square triangle units in multiple sizes from 1″ to 12″ finished. I did the math so you don’t need to!
Please contact me if you would like to schedule a class for your guild, store or small group.
Blog Posts
2021 Garden Report
I'm beginning to wonder if any year will be "normal" in the garden. 2021 proved to be another challenging growing season. In February and March, I started most of my veggies indoors from seeds. Five varieties of tomatoes, three tomatillos, six peppers, and lots of...
Quilt Life: COVID-19 Style
What a crazy couple of months it has been. My calendar was full of quilt classes to teach at quilt shops and guilds, and I was looking forward to participating in the Spokane area shop-hop in April (for you non-quilters, a shop-hop is when you and your buddies pile...
2019 Quilting and Sewing Recap
Everything that I quilted and sewed in 2019. The year started off busy as I got ready for a trip to California to teach at a quilt guild and a couple quilt shops. I had to create multiple class samples and write patterns. I designed a new quilt-as-you-go pattern called Hugs or Kisses.



