After buying fabulous fabric to make a duvet cover- I decided that I needed new pillows for the bed. The damask was so subdued I wanted to make my design for the pillows more graphic but still organic. I used various silks and left over fabric from the curtains I had made.
When I finished college and no longer had a darkroom or space to make stained glass pieces I began to work with textiles. I designed, embroidered, appliqued, and beaded boxes full of squares. The squares eventually turned into purses and pillows.
Several years ago I hooked this rug for my parents- or one that is very similar. They had just retired and moved to Smith Mountain Lake. Philip and I got married at the lake so I ended up hooking one for us too.
I have made what seems like thousands of baby sweaters. They are fun to do because you can try out new things on a small scale. This is the first one I tried and when I was finished it looked too plain and boring. I thought embroidery would add some excitement.
One can never have too many rabbits, or rabbit related items. These little bunny slippers were knitted then felted. I made two pairs and couldn't part with either.
Yet another baby sweater finished. This Debbie Bliss pattern took me more than a year to complete due to the 12 other projects started in the meantime.