TWELVE BY TWELVE

I had so many ideas, most of them just terrible, that it was hard to settle on what I wanted to do about the theme "community". I...

Well, I didn't come up with a concrete idea until very recently. Then I had family stuff for a week, so I devoted yesterday and today t...

I apologise, everyone, that I am cutting and pasting this post from my blog because today I am sick and can hardly think straight enough to ...

Originally conceived as a series of cut out paper doll stencils, my "people" took on a life of their own as hand painted stamps. S...

I have a soft spot for all things South African and as soon as the theme was announced found a way to connect my quilt with Cape Town. Distr...

Thanks to all your encouragement, I stuck with my inchie quilt. The other ideas just didn't come together. I created the background for ...

Diane and I were on the same wave length with this one. I also wanted to do something abstract which is foreign to me. I wrestled with th...

I had a lot of difficulty settling on a concept for "community," but I knew I wanted to make it abstract. I tend to head in a lit...

Wow, what a challenging word/concept/idea to put into a quilt. Not a tangible item that readily conjures up an image in your mind the insta...

You'd think that since this theme was my idea, it would have been easy, but you'd be wrong. I did decide rather early on that I want...

I've been living the Twelve by Twelve themes this weekend as some friends from my old neighbourhood came to visit. The dandelions were ...

Well, finally. I've been searching for an idea that excited me, and wanting to find a way to illustrate "community" in an abst...

I created a quilt using inchies I from an exchange I did with Fiber Art Bits last summer. Each inchie represents someone in the online fiber...

I've been thinking about the idea of community and what it means to me. The first thing that comes to mind is neighborhood. We live in a...

One of my quilts is finished. Here's a little peek at it... I hope I'll be able to quilt the other one before the deadline. There...