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

Changing the huge 4 blocks to the next square number 16 there emerges some echo to the forms. 90" all #recycled clothing/fabric

Look...I don't wanna talk about it. Feel free to leave a "seems like a theme" or an "are you doing a country wide tour of mechanics?" If all goes well than I'll be able to be like my neighbors growing up in Mississippi and have cars on blocks in my lawn.

That time we watched the sun set over the red rocks of Utah and a piece of my art kept us out of the wind.

90" all recycled textiles. This is the exact pattern as the last one except the size of the pieces in the rows are inverse. 4 blocks at 45"

#Grampscarf doesn't seem to mind the new "minimalism"

A HUGE inspiration for me is El Anatsui @anatsuiel he makes textile work from what would have been garbage parts. Discarded bottle caps and wrappers into very large installations. (This one is probably 30')

90" log cabin quilt made of 4 blocks entirely out of recycled/used textiles.

Look!! It's up in its home!!! Loooks soooooo good with that table and chairs made to match!!!

I wouldn't say that 8 was "super" I'd give it more of a "passable 8" Or an "average 8"

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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My life now. (Thanks Diana) https://t.co/Xao64AjbkT
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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.