A Bit of Yellow

Hark! Now, there's a word we don't use anymore! It means "listen; pay attention." This carol dates from the early 1700...

Christmas comes in many colors. These yellow ornaments really brighten up my tree.

A touch of white fabric paint can highlight shiny objects for more realism. This vase has a swipe of white paint. These grapes appear mor...

In loving memory of my mom, Gladys Petersen (June 18, 1922 -- November 8, 2012.) She was blessed with a winning smile, a sweet spirit, a de...

Yellow in all its glory . . . taken at the Butchart Gardens, Victoria, British Columbia.

A crusty fireplug in Franklin TN I always wonder, with anything vintage, what this piece could tell me of its history. Was it ever uncap...

Corn--it's the gold of the midwest. The US is the world's largest corn producer and consumer. Iowa and Illinois are the top two pro...

The Geneva, Illinois Concours d'Elegance is an annual classic car event that's a "can't miss" event for me and my husb...

Since the year 2000 I've been machine quilting to maximize the quantity of quilts I can produce. For quite a few years before that I ha...

Sometimes all it takes is a bit of yellow to really liven things up. Imagine these flowers without any yellow. They'd still be beautif...

24/7 is a quilt about time measurement featuring our glorious sun. The sun is the star at the center of the solar system. Almost perfectly s...

My sister, Becky, has a magic touch in her garden. This charming setting greets visitors at the entrance to her driveway. The magic conti...

My sister generously let me use her vintage buttons to embellish this small wall quilt. A few buttons, like the blue one, are painted metal...

All quilters owe a big Thank You to so many individuals who inspire and teach us. This tiny quilt, smaller than a placemat,was made sever...

My "Happy Chappy" rose. I have two of these bushes. "Who would have thought it possible that a tiny little flower could...