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This gallery is an eclectic sampling of other work – some of the pieces are in a more abstract vein and some of them are used for teaching purposes.
Ladies Boudoir
Hand embroidered ladies in different stages of dressing, purses, shoes and clothes. Such a fun piece! 44x34. Perfect for a bedroom, walk-in closet or large bathroom. $1200
Sticks and Stones
A departure for me. Abstract piece done with paint, hand stitching and some machine stitching. Reminded me of the bank near a stream; mounted on 14x14 canvas.
$135
$135
Cascading Colors
12x12 ready to hang. Many shades of blue with just a pop of orange. $150
Mexican Door - Positive
Sold
Mexican Door - Negative
Sold
Doorways to Budapest
20x30
$425
Inspired by photos of doorways in Budapest which were quite fancy with lots of scrolls and gold.
$425
Inspired by photos of doorways in Budapest which were quite fancy with lots of scrolls and gold.
Oriental Moons Grande
Made entirely of Japanese fabrics and kimonos. Sold
Oriental Moons Petite
In private collection
Let the Sun Shine In
SOLD
Oriental Rhythm
Sold
Apple a Day II
SOLD
Step Into the Colors of the World
51x51
An original design of curved blocks emulates the curves of the body. A range of fabrics represents the various hues and shades of peoples of the world. What emerged when the blocks were pieced were intertwined circles, which is what we hope for our world some day. Starting from the center, the quilted face profiles ultimately end in gentle curves at the edges. Mirror in the center allows viewers to place themselves in the quilt. Donated to First Parish Church, Saco, Maine
An original design of curved blocks emulates the curves of the body. A range of fabrics represents the various hues and shades of peoples of the world. What emerged when the blocks were pieced were intertwined circles, which is what we hope for our world some day. Starting from the center, the quilted face profiles ultimately end in gentle curves at the edges. Mirror in the center allows viewers to place themselves in the quilt. Donated to First Parish Church, Saco, Maine
