Pieces and Resistance

The last evening of the Vermont Quilt Festival is a show and tell. Seven of my 59 students line up to show work from the classes. What a b...

The scene at my "Slash and Burn" class at the Vermont Quilt Festival. Nineteen energetic and fun women were in class making quic...

Chris Wickert, a fellow quilter from Rochester, New York, won Best of Show at tonight's event at the Vermont Quilt Festival. I got t...

The scene from the Essex Ferry as I cross from the Adirondacks in New York to Vermont over Lake Champlain. Now, geography lesson is over.

Okay, don't get excited. These are just cut-out critters. But, they sure do make you jump when you first spot them. I did startle on m...

Aafke, our hostess for a day of discharge this week, is getting a bit of aid from her daughter.  Polka dots were added to her fabric with ...

Today's post to Quilt 2012 is this little piece. It is just a big fat sun moving across the sky. I have used a whole cloth for this, a...

Bill's vegetable garden at Beaver Lake in Windsor, New York, is hit with morning light. I heard the soil needed vast improvement -- an...

The rubber gloves on the line are the clue that there was a lot of dye-discharge going on. Aafke hosted a group on her farm, with me offer...

Bill Pesce and his great wife Johanne hosted a seminar on Art Quilts tonight at their Windsor Whip Works Art Center in Windsor, New York...

The longest day of the year, and I took a tour of a fantastic Ithaca garden. Just what we needed to feed our souls. Thanks to Lee and Rena...