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Last Friday evening my son, Cameron, and I attended the Open House at Visions Art Museum, Liberty Station. We had a wonderful time talking with visitors about art, fashion, and photography. I’m looking forward to the Opening Reception for this … Continue reading →

Trying to capture, in an art piece, the shadow, light, texture, reflection and essences of my surroundings is a challenge I enjoy. What have you captured in your art? TweetShare

I happened upon an old photograph the other day, a reminder – Years ago my family and friends (an artsy and creative bunch!) would hold theme parties called Incredible Edibles. The idea was to bring something that was indeed visually … Continue reading →

I had a white t-shirt that had a small permanent spot on it so I decided to paint it. I got it completely wet and dunked the hem in a watered down gray acrylic paint and let the paint creep … Continue reading →

Recently I needed to replace my ironing broad canvas so I decided to take a few photos to show my ironing board and area. This surface is used primarily for pressing pieces of fabric and other fiber art materials…No garment … Continue reading →

It’s nice to see so many things in bud and bloom in our garden. With all of this spring in the air I thought I would share an old photo of fabric squares that became tiny quilt pins (though I … Continue reading →

I’m happy to say that another of my miniature landscape art quilts is for sale on the Alzheimer’s Art Quilt Initiative website! There are a few of my little quilts for sale through AAQI, and you can find many more … Continue reading →

I have been exploring more ways to hand paint fabric and here are the most recent pieces. These pieces are going to four friends who commented on my post “That’s one way to document a quilt”. Thanks, ladies! You know … Continue reading →

Many years ago I made hand painted fabric pins. Seeing as it is February I thought I would share this batch of painted hearts. Some pictured are works in progress; the ones on the hoop are finished. Not a very … Continue reading →

Some things happen in life (and in the lives of those we care about) that cause us to stop, step back and take a walk down memory lane. I found this photograph the other day. When I began quilting years … Continue reading →