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Steve and Amber, 18″ x 23″, Philadelphia, 2018

April 2019: this quilt appeared in the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church Quilt Show and was originally marked as Not For Sale, but it now is. This wall hanging quilt has been a long time in the making.  It was started in fall of 2013 when my guild held a retreat to learn about Kate Themel's appliqué … Continue reading Steve and Amber, 18″ x 23″, Philadelphia, 2018

2018 Fabric Collage Workshops for Mt. Airy Learning Tree (MALT)

I taught a Fabric Collage Workshop on November 17, 2018 at Mt Airy Learning Tree (MALT) website (see them also on FaceBook). This class is loved by all who take it.  I've done this workshop about a dozen times, and the students rave about it.  Not only does it produce gorgeous images of fabric flower vases, it's fun … Continue reading 2018 Fabric Collage Workshops for Mt. Airy Learning Tree (MALT)

A Place To Go, 36” x 120”, Philadelphia © 2013.

A Place to Go, 3′ x 10′, Philadelphia, 2014

This quilt was a group project that I designed and managed over about a year at my office.  There were a dozen of our staff (including myself) who were involved in this quilt, and it is currently hanging in our waiting room.  This quilt was hung at the 2014 International Quilt Festival in Houston and … Continue reading A Place to Go, 3′ x 10′, Philadelphia, 2014

Another Place to Go, quilt

Burrison Gallery at Univ. of Penn Show, May 2017

The Gallery held a show of Penn Alumni Art in May 2017 at the University of Pennsylvania's Faculty Club in the Burrison Gallery across from the restaurant.  On the opening evening, there was a lot of interest, and I hope that it sells! The gallery has asked that the piece remain until August 2017. If … Continue reading Burrison Gallery at Univ. of Penn Show, May 2017

Cultured red cabbage with apple - delicious!

Cultured Foods (also known as fermented foods)

Well, what can I say?  I'm hooked, like an addict!  Donna Schwenk's website Cultured Food Life has really made a huge change in my life.  It all started with her Trilogy, which is the three probiotic foods that you can eat to vastly improve your health.  We are basically composed of about 70 trillion human cells. … Continue reading Cultured Foods (also known as fermented foods)