"Beginner's Sampler" Size: 26 1/2" x 26 1/2" I made this quilt in a beginner's quilt class. As part of my personal collection. It is also the beginning of creating many friendships.	"Keepsake Quilt" Size: 74" x 74" Several quilt pieces were found in a sack as part of Grandpa & Grandma Zorn's household belongings. The blocks were finished and put together in a quilt by Kathryn Henry. Pearl Ropp, my quilting friend, finished the family heirloom.	"Simple Squares" 68 1/20" x 92 1/2" The quilt was found with Grandpa & Grandma Zorn's household belongings. They passed away in August 1980 and were my Mom's parents. (Margaret Zorn Tone.) Hand quilted and a family heirloom.
"Rail Fence" Size: 80 1/2" x 99" This was the first big quilt I made. I learned so much about color, 1/4" seams, borders, & rotary cutting techniques. Hand quilted and completed by Pearl Ropp.	"Bridal Bouquet Baskets" Size: 71 1/2" x 86" I began this quilt in 1996. Michelle & Joey were planning their wedding. It was hand quilted and completed by Pearl Ropp, Kalona, Iowa, who has become my quilting friend.	"Traditional Log Cabin" Size: 84" x 88" One of my favorite quilt blocks is the "Log Cagin". It can be sewn in various colors and the layout, in creating a pattern, is almost endless. This was my first project that included the paper piecing technique. The warm greens in this quilt remind me of the 2 big pine trees found in the large front yard of our family farm.
"Denver Log Cabin" Size: 82" x 104" I call this my "dream quilt". When I was sewing this quilt top, I would dream and set goals for myself. I bring this quilt out when I feel my dreams are falling apart. It helps me to refocus.	"Churn Dash" Size: 64" x 79 1/4" This quilt has helped me get acquainted on the Internet. A Churn Dash block exchange over the Internet created this quilt. Blocks were sewn, signed, & dated from quilters over the world.	"Patriotic Sampler" Size: 48" x 50" Using various designer fabrics reminds us of America and Brooklyn's "COMMUNITY OF FLAGS" display. Michelle was selected to reign as first Flag queen. Her grandparents, Flem & Bernice Orr, were long time residents of the community.