TWELVE BY TWELVE

My family moves house. Not as much as some, but I think more than most. It's part of being in the military. While the Army often asks us...

In late 2010, I created this quilt for the Thread Tails and Vapor Trails traveling quilt exhibit commemorating the 100th anniversary of Nava...

I picked up last week's New Yorker and there was another map. The one above is the iconic New Yorker's view of the US which I ...

I've been thinking about maps and body images and came up with a few ideas for our next challenge.  I tried looking up some images to sh...

Today I printed maps on fabric. Do you wonder what I will do with them? I wonder too.  I had a great idea, but it would only work as a hor...

Beneath the Southern Sky is a travelling exhibition of 30 textile works exploring the title theme. Brenda is curating the exhibition and it...

As I contemplate the map theme, I find myself captivated by map imagery as it pops up in my online reading. Today, I rediscovered the work o...

 My husband is in the habit of recording all the TV programmes we watch even if we are actually watching them live.  This is partly because ...

Deborah has selected such a rich and inspiring theme.  Maps, of course, are everywhere! Looking back through the Theme Series and the C...

Maps sometimes have unexpected uses...

Sometimes maps can be puzzling.

With Ted's completion of Karen's dish, it seems only fitting that he should have his very own mosaic.  Actually, he gets two!  On th...

After months of ignoring me, glass wise anyway, Ted has made a Twelve plate for me.  He picked one of my favorite pieces and I think it turn...

I saw an exhibition of his work at the SDA conference in Kansas City in May 2009. I love how this piece, from a distance, looks like a brid...

Well, since we're talking about El Anatsui (scroll down a few posts), I must share this picture. It was taken at the Metropolitan M...