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View fullsize Needed a little time offline to get this going, but finding momentum now…
View fullsize I wish every Saturday morning could be reserved for imagination and play… Sewn with my hand-dyed linen, quilting cotton, up-cycled clothing, denim and upholstery fabrics. Finished quilted size approximately 81” x 94”
View fullsize This is one of the first improv quilts I made… I see things I would change now, but also lots of important steps forward - trusting my intuition… valuing play… risking through experimentation… Finished size approximate
View fullsize Birds’s eye view of this piece finished… Sewn with my hand-dyed linen, upholstery remnants, raw silk, quilting cottons, up-cycled clothing, denim, and vintage indigo fabrics. Finished size approximately 92” x 97”.
View fullsize My kids are being taught to write the five paragraph, analytical essay in school - a central skill tested on every state and national, standardized English Language Arts assessment. There is no magic to its structure, but it is drilled into kids: in
View fullsize I am overwhelmed and genuinely appreciative of all of the supportive responses to my last post. I am reminded that one can find and belong to communities in many different ways, both near and far, so thank you. Reinventing oneself is part of life. C
View fullsize I had a fairly significant concussion a few years ago. My vision was impacted, and for a year, I had to retrain my eyes to focus, interpret shapes and integrate “complex visual stimuli” with other activities - movement, speech, and even a
View fullsize Balancing complexity and simplicity, detail and breadth, letting each have a voice… Sewn with my hand dyed linen and quilting cotton. Sized approximately 52” x 54”.
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View fullsize I took a while to finally finish this piece - one which has become a favorite and a reference for multiple next works. Maybe I wasn’t ready to let it go… by keeping it a work in progress, I could hold onto something that I was worried
View fullsize There’s something pretty magical about the creative process… losing yourself in something that feels kind of illogical but, at the same time, makes all the sense in the world…
View fullsize For the past few years, these stylized seed pods have appeared in many of my textile artworks. Unassuming references to nature, I often arrange these curved shapes in improvisational rows, allowing me to blend colors and outlines with an undefined in