Pieces and Resistance

  This is the Chautauqua amphitheater where, as a 16 year old, I saw a television feed of Neil Armstrong walking on the moon in 1969. T...

I love how you can so easily capture anything you want on some little device. At my booth, the quilt designs fly here and there, only to p...

The Athenaeum Hotel, on the grounds of Chautauqua Institution, has been welcoming guests since 1881. You would not guess that from first g...

Saturday and Sunday this new batch of hand dyed fabric will be at the "Quilting Around Chautuaqua" show at Chautauqua Institutio...

Oh, sure, I have this one for now. But mostly she just lets me know which piece of fabric is newest by sitting on it. Someone to iron, say...

I always wanted to live in a Greek Revival house. A friend brought me this  pillar (saved from the trash) along with 100 years of dust. I ...

A couple of months ago, these were in abundance at the Rochester Public Market. Nice to remember the height of the summer, now that we don...

This rambler is Autum Blooming Clematis. I love its "X" shaped blossom, and the scent. I am learning is to grow stuff tall enoug...

Judy Warner is hidden behind her work.  SAQA New York members came for a "parlor meeting" in Ithaca today, and there was a great...

Hanging to dry are a few pieces that will later be wrapped around a pole and pleated down, for shibori dyed fabric. I have a few batches g...

Historic Highfield asked me to add to their exhibition celebrating 100 years of Beebe Woods. Here is my piece, which now sits stuffed into...