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

Next person I want to meet. Guess who!

I've got some sweet hand dyed pillows (my hands) over at @michelledirkse studio! (Online or in the store in seattle.)

As I went deeper into the 50 of this series I started to understand the nuances of the "log cabin" block and think of different ways of innovation. This is 3 different blocks made to create these diamonds. Simple yet complex. All #recycled #textiles 90"

Red thread trials. Thoughts?

Two is better than one! (Alluding to #warhol with this one, but you know, different.) 90"

Slight variation on the last log cabin quilt. This time every other grouping of 4 blocks I changed the order of the lights and darks. #recycled #textiles 90" 1 of a series of 50

One of the joys of being in this stage of my career is that awesome artists like @galenwcheney agree to do projects with me. Here's the beginning of our next #quiltllaboration

Alluding to #Warhol with this piece. The background is an #indigo piece I dyed last year. (I feel a bit like Huckleberry Finn meets Elvis in this one)

Changing the way of thinking here. I added a row of red as if to say the center of the block started again at the 3rd row. 1/50 90" #recycled #textiles

Hot off the presses:

Log Cabin's of Donald Judd

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

about 2 years ago

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

about 2 years ago

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I've got some sweet hand dyed pillows (my hands) over at @michelledirkse studio! (Online or in the store in seattl…… https://t.co/x9xxAMgNCY
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As I went deeper into the 50 of this series I started to understand the nuances of the "log cabin" block and think…… https://t.co/wp3wkbwx0a
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Yes! This! https://t.co/RaeMHpSpFV
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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.