Better late than never... and a brooklyn sale

My thank yous are a little late, but better late than never. But I figure what better day than the day after thanksgiving, with my belly full and 20 lbs heavier then the day before.

Thanks to Samantha for the recent post about my work and for meeting up at our new favorite, local bar.
Here are some of her awesome patterns.


Many thanks to Caroline Stanley at Flavorwire (and recently departed GenArt) for all the shout outs and support.

Also, if you're in Brooklyn go by this indoor holiday market. I'm gonna have a hard time not doing any shopping for myself, maybe I'll leave my wallet at home. Mociun, Alyson Fox, Lena Corwin, and many more will be selling their wares, some one of a kind and many discounted!

Able to disable

New Print! This print will be on sale on my website tonight at 7pm. The image is a flag from my Nautical Signaling Flag series.



"Disabled" Print
15"x15" on Rives BFK paper
Edition of 30, handpulled

It will also be shown and sold at Open Space Beacon for their annual Print and Zine show. That show opens Dec. 13th.

Sinking into a puddle of fluff...

I think its been over 5 years now that I've been looking for the perfect duvet cover, I've searched near and far and have come up with nothing... And now, I have found a solution. Well, finally found the perfect print for my solution... I've decided to make my own duvet cover and this Marimekko Lumimarja print seems so perfect. Now to decide on which color....





This is the one I really want that I found on ebay, but its too small...

it's coming....

finishing touches and it'll be ready to be seen.







special thanks to Gilbert Ford and Rachel Salomon for letting me use their studio.

"Gathered Together"

Jill Bliss and Saelee Oh's Collaborative works are up on display at Tinlark Gallery in Los Angeles. The space looks like walking into the world of Jill and Saelee, full of whimsy, delicacy, and happiness.








I love these set up shots!


See more photos at Saelee's blog.

The flurry of colors

I love the use of color in this collection by Wunderkind.

Oops, my bad...

Threadbanger was nice enough to come over to my studio and interview me for their awesome website. Threadbanger is a site full of how-tos and inspirational material about crafting, sewing, knitting and more.



Soooooooo........ there are comments galore about how I made the mistake of calling my paper piece a pentagon and NOT a hexagon. YES, you are all correct. This is why I am an artist, because I didn't do well in Math and Geometry... Even though all my quilting requires me to use geometry now...