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Author Archives: thomas
Reflections on the industry…
Note: This probably has more typos than you could shake a stick at; I’ll fix them when my meds kick in… If you’ve ever visited my blog before you probably know that I love doing follow-up posts; hell, I frequently … Continue reading
A thought experiment…
Edit: I meant to mention that as with Ebony’s post I don’t mean this with regard to making simply to make or for fun or personal reasons. These questions apply to the industry, though I do hope we all strive … Continue reading
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Quietly yelling in the dark…
I frequently get questions as to why it is so important to me to invest in political and social issues with so many of my quilts. I am told that is not where the market is at and I am … Continue reading
Sighting…
I may not be at Market this time, but it doesn’t mean things are not afoot. The wonderful Teresa snapped this pic for me in the F+W booth… Pretty much everything you see is preliminary, but the process of transforming … Continue reading
On Doodling…
I really never have been much of a doodler. Seriously, in all the years in art school I never once kept a sketchbook; I wrote about ideas rather than drew them. But this whole Muscular Dystrophy thing has made me … Continue reading




