
Sequoia Park Trees
31″ wide x 42″ tall
This will be shown for the first time at the Humboldt County Fair, Ferndale CA. Aug 12 – 16
Look for it in the “Fine Arts” division.

Sequoia Park Trees
31″ wide x 42″ tall
This will be shown for the first time at the Humboldt County Fair, Ferndale CA. Aug 12 – 16
Look for it in the “Fine Arts” division.
The Redwood Regional Airport is a nice place to display my art. The Redwood Art Assn is in charge and I’m happy to have these quilts on display at this time.

The large quilt “Blooming Bright” is 68″ wide by 44″ tall with a shaped edge. It is a painted piece that is then heavily quilted. Then “Barefoot at the Zoo” is 40″ x 32″ and “Guardian” is 39″ x 32″. Both are constructed of many commercial fabrics. If you happen to be at the airport, please take a few minutes to enjoy the art.
I enjoy using Superior Threads trilobal poly threads when quilting my art pieces. I
just received some new threads today, the supply runs low from time to time.

Trinidad Beach 28″ x 16″ is on display at the Redwood Art Assn Exhibit.
603 F St Eureka CA – until July 17 2026

It’s tiny, but memories of the beach are so enjoyable.
Midnight Blue 36″ wide x 41″ tall

This was a fun project that happened to get pushed aside while I finished a redwood quilt.
It’s complete now and I still love the color.
In Remembrance
43″ x 49
My painted and quilted art piece is on display this Easter season at McKinleyville Baptist Church in McKinleyville, CA

Deep in the Forest 44″ x 69″

My newest redwood quilt…now on display at Redwood Art Assn, Eureka, CA.–
(it was just awarded Best of Show)!!
Redwood Arts Association in Eureka is having an exhibit called Beyond the Page until Dec 12.

“Garden Green” is my entry, a painted piece which is heavily quilted and the bottom is shaped to resemble a leaf, with a tiny piping accent. Award of Merit
Across F street at the Morris Graves Museum is another exhibit from Nov. 29 – Jan. 4. There you can see what I call “Cat Tails”. It has a woven sky, Mosaic pieced ground, and a painted tiger with heavy embroidery. It is also heavily quilted and has a shaped edge with tiny piping accenting the binding.


International Quilt Festival in Houston, TX
The judging is complete and my quilt has won 1st place in Naturescapes category.
I consider this a great honor.


Today I take the “Connie’s Pink Hydrangea” quilt over to the Redwood Art Assn. 603 F St. Eureka, CA
the exhibit will be August 19 to September 19.
