Projects

Our grandson, Lincoln did a great job using markers for the first time.

Showed some small metal and glass mosaic work with Mark Hargarten May and June 2025. He had fun setting it up! 

Another braided rug from reclaimed wool. Some wool was hand-dyed. Messed around with patterning.

First finish Quillie. What a fun project.

Discovered a old-fashion technique (quillies or standing wool rugs) to use my wool scraps from braiding. Making a sunflower. It's about 1/2 inch thick, reversible and a free-form design. I understand it can be used as a rug, but I will use it a table runner/hot pad.

Using upcycled wool, I'm finishing up my first braided rug. I wanted to learn how to do this for a long time an have been saving (and hand-dying) wool for years.

Finally collected a bunch of metal to repurpose and make a barn heart for a fellow artist.

This project is for a friend's home and I hope to complete it in the next month or so. The sketch has been approved for a while now, but I am still collecting the right glass for the project.

This project was the second mosaic project I ever worked on. Fortunately, I am inspired to finally complete it this summer.  It's was to be done in honor of my Mom's dog, Tootsie. There are are dozen jingle bells in the belly and the tail is on a hinge. My husband power washed it last weekend and it's back in my workshop. She's about 5 feet long.

Working on this project right now! 

Doing black and white illustrations for a wall graphic in adoption rooms at Washington County Humane Society. I understand this is complete, hoping to see the final.

Finished set.

Excited to be making this pair of stanchions to go in a beautiful home in the area. They are to hang in a large window area on either side of their entrance. The project came to me via the Port Washington Mercantile Gallery. Thank you! So happy I completed this one.