Pieces and Resistance

I use few tools, but this marking chalk is the best for indicating my cut lines, and registration for two large pieces. Sometimes it's t...

I've been asked to design a t-shirt for the Art Quilt Tahoe shirt. Here's the start. You'll have to wait a month to see how it t...

Mid November starts a class in Coupeville, Washington (on Whitby Island) at the Pacific Northwest Art School. It's "Start With Dark...

I've started to pull fabrics for the next piece. I've been asked to add a quilt to an exhibition with the theme that encompasses ...

Saturday's last stop was Bend, Oregon. My dinner hors d'ouevres was Ben & Jerry's ice cream. Good thing I was with others, o...

  The gang at the end of two days was still smiling. I asked them to design in a different way, they did, and we had fun. Need more? Thank y...

We started small, added some real estate, and (with luck) will finish large. Maybe the vibes work if you wear what you piece.  

Brilliant weather each and every day illuminated this class full of inventive printers. At the outset we knew some had never printed, at the...

 With one day left in the Sisters Oregon workshop we did a premature celebration. I should show you the brilliant work, but didn't recor...

We're in the middle of the printing class in Sister's Oregon. It's fun, challenging, and a heck of a lot of fabric printing. Who...

Ann Clarke's fulled rug has fluid, drawn lines that mimic a scientist's plan. In my printing class, if it were vertual, I could show...