Light a path forward.

New finish— “Oxbow” (41.5” x 52”)

Scrappy little stitch doodle.

“Trash Panda”- quilted banner made from secondhand fabric and scraps from my local creative re-use centre.

New art quilt—titled “Cells”
Tell me what this says to you.

I’m starting a newsletter series on things that have influenced my quilting practice. If you want to receive the first instalment be sure to subscribe today at the link in my bio. Check my website to subscribe. commonloonquilts.com

My writer self and my quilt self crashed into each other and the result was a poem made from selvedge scraps

I’ve added a brief CV of my past exhibits to my website—come check it out—https://commonloonquilts.com/new-page-1

The trouble with finishing making a gift is you have to wait so long to show it off😉

My web shop reopens this evening! commonloonquilts.com?fbclid=PAZXh...

New blog post on my website. commonloonquilts.com/blog/evolve-...

This is what I use for smaller a scraps. If you leave off the back drawer anchors you can lift each drawer out and carry it over to your work surface.

Quilt-as-you-go blocks based on illustrations from an Advent/Christmas worship program from Sanctified Art.

“Destroy this quilt” was a year-long series of quilt prompts by Zak Foster on The Quilty Nook intended to break down expectations about the finished product and instead let the fabric and the process guide you. It has been transformative!

Today’s finish—art quilt— 15”x19.5”. Scrap quilting cotton and embroidery floss.

Having sworn that the last thing I needed was another social media account, here I am— thoroughly fed up with the rapidly deteriorating state of affairs on the platform that has been my go-too for sharing my work for four years— and hoping that this platform might have something positive to offer😏