Being a traveling quilt teacher is something I have long dreamed about being. Now that it is a reality, I often think about just how UNGLAMOROUS this life style is.…
A while ago, I wrote an essay called Notes on Being an Abstract Artist. If you have time, I hope you will read it. It explains a lot about my…
The last leg of my epic June 2019 travels landed me in Memphis, Tennessee. I had been looking forward to this part of my journey for a very long time.…
Today—Monday, July 15— a state of the art enrollment system opened up for participants to sign up to take workshops at the International Quilt Festival in Houston this fall. Click…
June 2019 will be known in my head as the Wild Ride. I know I have had some crazy teaching trips, but this one was particularly complicated—the logistics had my…
Next week I am headed to Houston, Texas to teach and lecture for two different guilds. And guess what? You are welcome to come study with me. There are still…
Over the years, I have made several quilts using the flying geese unit. I think the obsession started in Nancy Crow’s Workshop called Sets and Variables. We were to select…
For those of you who do not know, SAQA stands for Studio Art Quilt Associates . I tell people that this is my professional organization. It is all about the…
Shifting Tides: Convergence in Cloth debuted in April at WORKS/San Jose in San Jose, California. The exhibition was on view at this location until May 5, 2019. While I was…
April also known as Break Up—the AK version of spring—was as mucky as it could get, and I was home to enjoy every bit of it. That is until weather…
