I’ve written a lot about the community quilts I have made. But I have never actually written about how you, too, can make a community quilt using the NO-SEW method I…
It is October, and that means I am half way through my two month long artist-in-residence program here in Charlotte, North Carolina at the McColl Center for Art + Innovation.…
In the summer of 2012, the Wrangell Mountains Center with the help of the Rasmuson Foundation expanded its traditional writing workshop to include performance and visual arts. I worked with…
Finally, I finished the last quilt top for the show at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts. It took a while to settle on a name. Walt suggested Haru. I like…
I don’t think this has ever happened before. I finished a quilt, took it to Chris Arend, my photographer, got the images back, and then wrote a blog post all…
Last week, I wrote fiber at the Fitton. The post was about the group show fiber which will be opening in October at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts in Hamilton,…
Force Field, like so many of my quilts, was a long journey from bits of fabric to a completed quilt. In my not-so-well organized photo files, I first spot Force…
It was three years in the making, but Max’s community baby quilt is finally finished! Max is a very busy guy. He likes to climb on top of rocks. Here…
It can be tedious searching through old photographs trying to figure out exactly when I started a quilt, but it is totally worth it in the end. I like tracking down…
In the summer of 2011, the community of McCarthy, Alaska gathered together on a rainy August day to make quilt blocks for a community quilt. When I make community quilts,…
