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| Selling at Five Crows Gallery, Natick, MA |
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| Selling from The DrawingRoom at Anthi's, Marion, MA |
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| also won PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD, Post Road Art Center, Marboro, MA |
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| Sudbury Design Week group event mentioned in NEHome |
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| Drawing Room's window displays six of my creations |
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| Result after working 3 hours CubScouts / a recycling project, now displayed at Peter Noyes Elementary School, Sudbury, MA |
Ovals, leaves, surfboards ... call the shapes that you want. Applying FMS to colorful, textured, pliable, lightweight leather shapes and then exhibiting them on a wall brings a new mind-set to the uninspired term, wall-hanging. |
| detail of FMS (free-mtion stitching) |
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| Leather wall-hanging, 30"x 45" |
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| previously made earthy pillow with similar shaped motif |
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| This large leather wall-hanging SOLD recently at Anthi's Drawing Room, Marion MA. |
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| River Stone Flow, 40" |
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| Ready to take flight |
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| Would you believe a lightbulb is underneath it all? |
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| A 10-year old student had a hoot repurposing an assortment of found objects |
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| Exploring mark-making in black-n-white on brown |
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| A teen sketched her pillow design, cut the leather, sewed together the 4 sides & sketched the free-motion stitching for me to add. |
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| The technique of fusing plastic bags was introduced. This student then took her newly-made "plastic cloth" home and used it to cover her block hooks. Very cool ! |
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| Purple Pig did not forget to stop and smell the roses. |
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| This student wrote his name in bold marker lettering, water-colored the negative space, cut apart the squares and rearranged the pieces |
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| Found-object fish |
