I am an award-winning, experienced quilter who also offers professional longarm services to clients in-studio or by mail.

A love for quilting became the guideline in my decision toward quilting as a profession. One weekend at a wedding reception I saw the bride's quilt beautifully stitched. When she said "My longarmer did it", I began to think...and within a few months, I tried out a few longarm machines at a quilt show. The Gammill fit. When I started my business in 2005, my career goal was to offer a wide range of quilting techniques to my clients. I attended classes at MQS in KS for three consecutive summers to...

A love for quilting became the guideline in my decision toward quilting as a profession. One weekend at a wedding reception I saw the bride's quilt beautifully stitched. When she said "My longarmer did it", I began to think...and within a few months, I tried out a few longarm machines at a quilt show. The Gammill fit. When I started my business in 2005, my career goal was to offer a wide range of quilting techniques to my clients. I attended classes at MQS in KS for three consecutive summers to include custom quilting, edge-to-edge, maintenance issues and other trouble-shooting tips. After seven years of mastering free-motion techniques, I retrofitted my Gammill to a Statler computerized system. And now, having been trained in free-motion and computerized quilting, I can offer either technique to my clients, meeting my career goal. I have thousands of quilting patterns to choose from digitally. If free-motion is the better fit, I can 'drop my computer belts' as a client design choice. Aren't so many choices confusing? 'Choices', to me, mean design options. I'm here to help make the design process pleasant and streamlined. I give options, but it's entirely up to the client since it's their project. I respect that. The client and I work as a team in quilting design. I have quilted for The Quilt Show and Connecting Threads as well as for local, community-outreach charities.