Abstract pieces find a way to depict emotions and narratives in ways we are not used to seeing. Over half of the contemporary quilt art I create is designed and crafted in an abstract style. Most pieces are sewn by hand, and I incorporate various colors, patterns, and textures to best communicate the concepts and emotions of a piece. Each fabric selected contributes to what I have to say.

No Escape! 2023, 16 X 19, $325
I talk about this piece in a blog post of March 2023 Extreme

Inhale Exhale, 2022, 18 X 22, $350

Good Balance, 2022, 26 X 22.5, $475
I talk about this piece in my Nov. 2022 blog post.

Good People, 2022, 39 X 43, $750
I talk about Good People in my Jan. 2023 blog post.

Shade Tree Meditation, 2022, 48 X 35, $950
I discuss this artwork in my April 2022 blog called Fabric Speak.

Good Sleep, 2022, 48 X 37, $975
I talk about this piece in my Sept. 2022 blog post.
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There is smoke and fire, with multiple hot spots. Interpretations can be political and environmental.

Symbiosis in the backyard pond, voices in a choir, or sexual intercourse.

Read about my process for creating this dramatic piece in a blog post I Don’t get it


Rain has a magical effect on the hills, making them turn green.


We often feel hope and fear at the same time, especially during a pandemic and a presidential election. Read more in the blog post Narrative.

Read about this art quilt in my blog post-Conceptual Art.

Pockets, Plaid, and Polka Dots – to name a few – of my favorite things. Narrative blog post

There is a lot to take care of, and not enough time to take care of ourselves.



I write about creating this piece in a blog post called Looking at Light.

I write about Genisis in a blog post called Virtual Retreat

Are you feeling disoriented? I talk about this piece (recreated from two old quilts) in a blog post called Fantasy


