Here's where you can find more information on all my works and projects. [and a few cat photos...]

Here’s a photo of the “back” of a quilt. I’m working on a batch of backs for a series of 10 really great (surprise) log cabin quilts.

Thanks for the help with the photos....

Had the talented @danriozphotography by the studio. He’s working on a book and somehow let me sneak in.

Talking technique with @rachaeldorr about the shadow made with tulle. Though she’s gonna do it better than me and I’m gonna be mad. As usual.

Selling ceramics at @blvdia this weekend. (I didn’t need to fire them. The heat outside feels about a cone 6) come say hi if you are near.

Summertime in our house....

Here’s how the quilt turned out. The figures are life sized to talk about the fact that quilts are designed around the human form. So they can exist as utility objects as well as aesthetic objects.

Simple shapes can be enough to define form. Drawing with fabric is the opposite of drawing with lines, you illustrate facets instead of edges.

Just found this old photo of one of my first figure pieces. The necklace is a reference to the original painting that I took the postures from. (And my studio wasn’t big enough to have a table that fit my whole cutting mat) this quilt is now in the collection of the @newarkmuseum for which I’ll forever be grateful!

Hot off the presses:

Log Cabin's of Donald Judd

Here the blocks only have a single row around the red center.

about 3 years ago

smaller black pieces all the way around make each block enforce the square "hearth" at the center.

about 3 years ago

Fresh Tweets:

Here’s a photo of the “back” of a quilt. I’m working on a batch of backs for a series of 10 really great (surprise)… https://t.co/WwbErN18Zt
about 6 hours ago
Thanks for the help with the photos.... https://t.co/Y5Wd3ybs28 https://t.co/ezvuHc0sa4
about a day ago
Best friends rub each other’s backs. #grampscarf https://t.co/spz3lME7Ju https://t.co/X06qf5wEsH
about 3 days ago
Had the talented @danriozphotography by the studio. He’s working on a book and somehow let me sneak in.… https://t.co/vrcS5WMxfq
about 6 days ago

LONDON! Cheerio

August 20, 2015

I am pretty sure people don't say Cheerio. I haven't heard it yet anyway.

I am in London. I feel very fortunate to be here. I am able to visit because I am coming to the UK to exhibit at the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham.

I love LOVE London. Each time I am here I find more to see and more to drink and more to eat and more to drink and more amazing people and more to drink and the space where the ancient meets the new and art and some really fashion forward people and more to drink.

This city seems to greet me and yet not stop for anyone. Like I am pulled onto a running train and I just have to wait and see where it's headed.