In my improvisational quilts, I use found, reclaimed, and hand dyed textiles as well as odd found objects from my collections. The quilts are often not big enough, soft enough, or practical enough to keep anyone warm but they do make my brain light up. I like the way I can use the tools and practices of traditional quilt making to break the limiting boundaries of long-established art and craft categories.
#7 (best boy)
2024
various personal and found textiles, dyed cloth (indigo), yarn, fruit netting, quilting, applique
37" x 64"
#5 (satin mend)
2023
various personal and found textiles, hand dyed cloth (acorn cap, indigo), quilting, embroidery, mending, applique
26" x 34"
#6 (lost and found)
2024
various personal and found textiles, dyed cloth (indigo), beads, feathers, scrap metal, quilting , embroidery, applique
62" x 26"
untitled
2024
various personal and found textiles, dyed cloth (black chestnut)), quilting, embroidery
8.5" x 10"
untitled
2024
various personal and found textiles, printed cloth, quilting
8" x 12"
2024
naturally dyed wool, hemp, cotton, linen cloth, found textiles, (indigo dyed lining, embroidery)
13" x 23"
untitled
2023
found/dyed textiles, plastic, rope
untitled
2024
found/dyed/painted textiles