My article, Finishing Quilts is available on Substack free of charge.

I've been tackling my growing pile of unfinished quilts and reflecting on why finishing can be the hardest part of the quilt making process. In this post, I share my favorite tutorials and practical resources for binding, sleeves, labels, photography, and documentation to help get those lingering WIPs across the finish line.

My May 2026 Newsletter shares updates from my studios including quilts, inspiration and my current workshop and lecture offerings.

Progress on Jelly Bellies: Gaining new insight into figure–ground relationships led me to experiment with the background, incorporating a range of neutral values that brought more movement and depth to the piece. More on the blog.

What happens when you spend ten uninterrupted minutes looking at a single artwork? A recent New York Times challenge reminded me how slowing down can deepen our understanding and appreciation of art, and got me thinking about how viewers experience my textile pieces.

How do you choose a background color that supports, rather than competes with, your quilt design? In this post, I share a practical look at using color theory, fabric auditioning, and pre-visualization tools to evaluate background options for quilts with strong foreground motifs.

A new year, a fresh start, and a quieter way of thinking about goals. I’m reflecting on ritual, creativity, and the unexpected path that led me here.