"Sweet Remembering.... Kama'aina Keiki" Crib Quilt won First Place for Oklahoma in the Museum of American Folk Art's Memories of Childhood Contest fall 1988. Dedicated to my son Peter M Sinton, MD a Kama'aina Keiki (Island born child) born King Kamehameha Day in Honolulu, Hawaii

Maui Lokelani Lei Wall Quilt

In February 1991 “MALA PUA ALOHA, GARDEN OF ALOHA” became one of the 24 winners in the Museum of American Folk Art’s “America’s Flower Garden” contest and opened at their Museum in New York City on June 20th thru Sept. 15th, 1991. It is part of the MAFA permanent collection and was featured in “Glorious American Quilts”- June 1996.
The Smithsonian Institution has now acquired the MAFA collections.

This Iris Hawaiian Pillow (22" sq.) was a gift from my teacher and friend the late Deborah Kakalia of Honolulu, HI

Hapa-Haule Pineapple Hawaiian Wall Quilt means half-patchwork and half Hawaiian appliqe in traditional red & white colors.

I designed this wall quilt together with Aunty Debbie Kakalia as a 1981 Mother's Day gift featuring my favorite flowers: torch ginger, plumeria, orchid, hibiscus, blue ginger and maile leis.

"Columbine" Quilt featured in QUILT ART '88 ENGAGEMENT CALENDAR

"Baskets of Love & Joy" Quilt was juried and hung at the AQS 1988 show Paducah, KY
debuted in May 1988 at the premiere Quilt Expo Europa held in Salzburg, Austria.