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Tag Archives: design
Endoplasmic reticulum…
Endoplasmic reticulum??? Seriously??? Yep, that’s what I was thinking about when I designed this quilt: The quilt and the pattern for making it are next (this week) issue of Love of Quilting. The quilt actually started as a challenge to … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day…
So, this morning I asked Bee a question: “Do you know how much I love you, Bee???” Bee’s response; “So much I could pee my pants off!!!” First off, that seems about right… Secondly, it just gave me the perfect … Continue reading
A tale of two studios…
Somedays, rare days, my studio life is like this. I dive into a project and start digging away. The work is hard, but before too long there is a garden, and there are hugs, and all is happy-happy. I love … Continue reading
Nekkid Beds
Hi all. As I am starting my next quilt (one borrowing from one of my all-time favorite pieces of art: Jenny Holzer’s Truisms) I am already starting the background work for the one after that. I was planning to take … Continue reading
Getting there
Know what I love about quilting: experimenting, just sketching things out (or not) and giving it a go. I spent so much of my career as an artist planning every minute detail of a piece, often planning for six months … Continue reading




