This work was awarded second place in the Juried Gallery of the 2016 Lubbock Arts Festival.
This work is a reversible banner that shows a night scene on the other side. It measures 15" x 60".
This piece won first place in a city employees juried show, Professional category. 2014
This piece won second place in a city employees juried show, Professional category. 2015
Finalist in the Cherrywood Fabrics Van Gogh challenge. Touring in France and various venues across the U.S. as part of the Van Gogh exhibition. Published.
Free form, improvisational piecing and quilting in solid cotton fabrics. Owned by Ellna Henry.
From a series of three explorations in design and colour.
From a series of three quilts exploring design and colour.
From a series of three quilts exploring design and colour.
Finalist in Quilting Arts magazine's Year of the Rooster challenge. 9"x 9".
Quilting, embroidery, and surface printing on cottons and linen. Accepted into the 2018 Lubbock Arts Festival juried gallery. Displayed at the 2018 SAQA national conference in San Antonio, Texas.
Quilting and embroidery on dyed and commercial cottons. 21” x 31”. For the Texas Tech museum exhibit Red Hot and Quilted.
Quilted and embroidered hand dyed fabric. 21” x 29”
For the Texas Tech museum exhibit, Red Hot and Quilted.
Hand and machine quilting on hand dyed and commercial cottons. Blue fabric printed from my original painting, Deeper. 15” x 58”.
Shown at the Buddy Holly Center exhibit, Sky’s the Limit.