Trying Something New

I needed a break today from painting my larger landscapes for delivery to Colorado next week. They are coming along … More

How I Finish my Paintings

I posted last about how I start a painting, so it only seems appropriate to tell you how I finish … More

A few posts ago, I gave you a sneak peek at part of this piece…the “headdress”. It is composed of … More

In a previous post, I discussed the piece SOMETIMES I GO TO PIECES. I painted a huge amount of canvas … More

I am painting, cutting, and folding again. I started with white Pima cotton for the first set of boats I … More

Sometimes I Go To Pieces is a textile construction that started as an experiment but developed into a completed piece. … More

How time flies! A few weeks ago, I started on a new quilt. I am using a technique that I … More

This is a detail image of a quilt I completed a few weeks ago. I have submitted it to … More

It’s a new year and time to get back to the studio. Those of you who know me realize that … More

I have quilted my painted quilt, SPIRIT SHARDS. The feathers I made and showed in my previous post were very … More

I haven’t spent much time in the studio this week, but today I’m back at it full force! I am … More

This small painting was done using the same palette knife technique I have used in my more recent paintings. I … More

The Studio Tour Quilts are finished and on display at Lois Duffy Art. They will be there through Thanksgiving weekend. … More

The quilting is done, and now the quilts need to be trimmed to size and the binding needs to be … More

I am in the process of quilting the last Studio Tour quilt. I am using my mid-arm quilting frame and … More

Here is a sneak peek at the third…and last… quilt made from the dye painted blocks done by visitors during the … More

I’ve pieced the second quilt from the blocks made at the studio tour. In this quilt, I used the blocks … More

I looked over the blocks I had and decided I could divide them into three groups…mostly black, white, and blue, … More

After the blocks have been dye painted and allowed to batch for about 24 hours, it is time to wash … More