People say to me, “You’re everywhere! You’ve just taken off!” And I think to myself. Yes. This is true. After 20 years of dedicated focus at my sewing machine a…
Years ago, I would read my quilting magazines late at night, and I would see the ads for the Hudson River Valley Art Workshops, and wish I was there. At…
I just got back from New Zealand, well, I arrived back in Anchorage on October 7, and now I am departing again. Too quick for much more than an underwear…
I am feeling a bit like a catch-up blog. Or to put it another way–it has been a very, very long time. So, here we go. June was a wild…
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…
