I’m fascinated to look at the last year as one that has been very outward-facing in many ways. Early on, I taught three classes and gave two lectures at Quiltcon in Nashville. I… Continue reading →

Blog friends! This year has been so full of work and travel and, well, life. I’ll catch you up quickly so we can move on. The spring was full of lovely groups of… Continue reading →

I truly love the process of making Fingerprint Improv curves. It is my free-form practice, the time when I feel the most like an artist in my sewing. I think of it sometimes… Continue reading →

Hi blog friends! I’ve missed you. 2019 so far has been full of classes and connection with other quilters. Here’s a quick rundown of what I’ve been up to and a preview of… Continue reading →

This year was light on physical quilts, but so full of valuable work. I taught more than I ever have in a single year, I won ribbons in international shows, but I am… Continue reading →

Classes This fall was my busiest ever for teaching. I’ve been spoiled by the creativity, generosity, and enthusiasm of my students. There was a Trill workshop with the Hudson Valley MQG, Fingerprint Improv Curves… Continue reading →

The process of making this quilt was an evolution of process that fascinates me endlessly. It started with a block. I really enjoyed the process of Neighbors and wanted to improvise on a… Continue reading →

When I started quilting, I made quilts for my boys. They were toddlers at the time, and now they are seven and nine years old. That’s old enough that when they use their… Continue reading →