Pieces and Resistance

Back in the days when I designed exhibits for museums, fishing line was the go-to for hanging anything invisibly. It's such a standard f...

Visiting Baltimore, I got to take in the National Aquarium where the theme is all about water. Very apt for these times, as climate change h...

Quilt Surface Design Symposium meets the last week of May through the first week of June. I'll be teaching three classes virtually, two ...

For silk screening, I find soy wax gives me marks that I can't get any other way. I love the brush strokes that are part of the applicat...

Worm moon, the nickname for this month's moon, has things coming out of the ground and emerging. Which is how we can feel after being cl...

My next virtual class is Just Silkscreens on April 5-9, and there's one space left. I offer this because of all the printing methods I u...

Tonight was a walk down the Charlotte Pier (Lake Ontario) and I hadn't noticed that the railing was holding up the land's edge. It...

I've a piece in this year's Quilt National, an exhibition that opens late May. In August I'll be virtually teaching through Quil...

On the property where I'm on a work vacation, there is a 1904 carriage house. It's in rough shape and may not survive it's fault...

Intense blue dye was available from my favorite Pro Chemical and Dye supplier, so I've added prints of that to prints made with mixing b...

Most homes have walls 8 feet tall, a standard in residential build. This house's walls are 9 1/2 feet high. The expanse makes seeing int...