Title: "The Art of Inclusion #10"
Materials: various commercial fabrics, hand dyed cotton, inkjet printed cotton, laminated imagery, metal eyelets, acrylic hemispheres, jewelry findings, sequins, yarn, embroidery floss, acrylic paint, colored pencil, charcoal, beads, heat transfer foil
Dimensions: 15" by 15"
Date: 2012
Title: "The Art of Inclusion #6"
Materials: various commercial fabrics, inkjet printed cotton, acrylic paint, laminated text and images, metal eyelets, beads, metallic yarn and embroidery floss, found objects, press-on sequins, jewelry parts, fake spider plant leaves
Dimensions: 15" by 15"
Date: 2012
Title: Welcome Complexities #1
Materials: inkjet printed cotton, found fabrics, sheer ribbon, found objects, beads, Swarovski crystals, embroidery, permanent marker, jewelry, laminated images
Dimensions: 13" by 9.5"
Date: 2012
Title: An Oasis for Orphaned Tresure
Media: Half of a dollar store place mat, found objects, jewelry, beads, laminated images, various fabrics, embroidery floss, eyelets, shrinkable plastic, acrylic paint
Dimensions: 13" by 9.5"
Date: 2010
Title: More than the Usual Unfinished Business
Media: polyester, sheer fabric, fabric paint, fabric transfer crayon, laminated images, jewelry, embroidery floss, brass chain, photography
Dimensions: 13.25" by 9.5"
Date: 2009
This quilt contains a fortune reading, "It's time to complete some unfinished business."
Title: A Highly Informative Diagram #1
Media: half of a dollar store placemat, laminated thread, cotton, denim, sheer fabric, felt, ear ring parts, embroidery floss, lace, acrylic paint, metal findings
Dimensions: 13" by 9.5"
Date: 2008
This quilt is now in a private collection.
Title: Underwater Dance Party
Media: half of a dollar store placemat, various fabrics, found jewelry parts, watch, fabric paint, laminated drawings, joss paper, magazine images
Dimensions: 9.5" by 13"
Date: 2007
These are necklaces I created using acrylic hemispheres, soldered brass findings, epoxy and images on paper. The four pendants pictured here feature my artwork or photography. Each one is 3/4 or 7/8 of an inch in diameter.
