The Art is Coming from Inside the House

Art quilts, hand-dyed cloth, and table linens, all made in the house.

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Wall art · one of a kind

Quilts made to hang

One-of-a-kind art quilts in hand-dyed cloth, salvaged textiles and dense, visible stitching.

Wide landscape quilt: pale quilted sky, a band of sequin mesh, layered blue-grey ridges, a dark green velvet mountain and a winding road in the foregroundSold

After The Flood

Satin, velvet, sequin meshDense decorative quilting
Vertical landscape quilt: couched white clouds, denim-blue ridges, green hills and dark green velvet oak leaves over a deep purple foregroundAvailable

Green Man

18 × 30 inVelvet oak leaves, couched clouds, upcycled denim ridges
Vertical Christmas quilt: layered holiday-print ridges, vintage lace, and a green fabric tree with tiny fairy lights and a Noel starAvailable

Noel

18 × 30 inVintage lace, holiday prints, integrated fairy lights
Hanging quilt: orange and coral pleated sunset with radiating quilting, blue ridges, and a dark hill covered in hundreds of French knot wildflowersSold

Blue Ridge Sunset

Hundreds of French knotsRope hanger
Small landscape quilt in a white shadow box on dark velvet, with a hand-dyed sky, couched ridges and French knots on a dark green hillAvailable

Meadow Afternoon

Shadow boxCouching, French knots
Framed landscape quilt in hand-dyed greens, mauves and browns, covered in wavy lines of quilting with a zigzag edgeSold

Elemental Landscape

All hand-dyed clothZigzag edge, framed

Also in the collection: Ace of Cups (tarot series, 18 × 24) and Graybeard (33 × 35): hand-dyed linen, rayon and cotton using shibori and ice dyeing, with upcycled denim and cotton. Hand-finished and quilted with decorative seed stitches and couching. Framed and signed.

The Blue Ridge: layers of blue mountains fading into a stormy sky above dark green forest

Inspiration

The Blue Ridge

The Blue Ridge is among the oldest mountain ranges on earth. Its farthest ridges dissolve into the sky; the nearest turn green, then red in autumn. Each landscape begins with that view.