Query
It’s a known part of my origin story that I wrote for marketing trade magazines after college. It was a time when I learned so much about the world, about myself, and about… Continue reading
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In the studio: March
Here’s a look at a few things that I’m working on this month. I’m participating in a traveling quilt with five other quilters this year. We’ll start quilts and send them off for… Continue reading
Quiltcon 2018
Another QuiltCon is over and done, and with it another weekend chock full of inspiration, education, and fun. It has been a skill learning how to attend a convention like this one where… Continue reading
Tidal Fade
My latest magazine pattern is Tidal Fade, which you can find in Love Patchwork & Quilting issue #57 on newsstands now. (Check out the glimpse of it on the cover!) The colors, shapes,… Continue reading
Kicking off 2018
I have learned that resolutions are not a good idea for me when it’s the dead of winter. I will reflect and make a few intentions, but this year’s plan is to stay… Continue reading
The quilts of 2017
2017 for my quilting was about process. It was about process in the literal context of making from start to finish, as in in steps and patterns and lessons. But it was also… Continue reading
Snag
I was doodling and designing earlier in the year when I stumbled upon the idea of a fang. It was a great shape, an unpredictable improv curve, an excellent contender for a block… Continue reading
Women’s Work at IQF
Women’s Work is currently hanging at International Quilt Festival in Houston as part of the MQG’s modern showcase. I am very proud that so many people will see the quilt and hopefully have… Continue reading
Quilts in Simply Moderne and Curated Quilts
This fall, two of my quilts can be seen in truly beautiful magazines. Mend is featured in the very first issue of Curated Quilts, which is a huge honor and thrill. Dap is… Continue reading
What I did on my summer vacation
It’s time for a quick catch-up. To say that this summer was an eclectic one would be a complete understatement. There was lots of sewing, lots of kid time, some teaching, and lots… Continue reading