The Muskegon Museum of Art describes the exhibition Excellence in Fibers in this way. “Each year, hundreds of artists from around the world submit art for consideration by a team…
Hey folks, my teaching schedule for 2020 is pretty much all locked in. I hope one of these events is near you, and that you will join me in some…
In my previous Cloth in Common blog post about the prompt International, I mentioned that I learned of our prompt while traveling from New Zealand back to Anchorage, Alaska. (If…
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.…
