I love clover and I wanted to do a white clover after I finished my Red Clover piece .  This clover is tiny.  The frame opening is only abo...

After completing my Haystacks of Giverny piece, I thought it would be interesting to make a "Color Map" of all the different colo...

We all hear about Monet and his haystacks--unfortunately to the point that we overlook them.  I'll be honest, I overlooked them in book...

I finished another weed over the weekend.  This time a Queen Anne's Lace motif.  I used a mix of Or Nué couched smooth passing (couched...

Ah, I say those words while also laughing at myself.  Here I have been researching the Impressionists, Post-Impressionists and Early Modern...

I have been slowly adding in stitches on my Lake House piece.  I have started to add in some stretched metals in the water and the tree.  T...

Last summer when I was working on my "Weeds" embroideries, we had a large clump of red clover down near our boat ramp.  I found t...

I actually started this piece back in the Spring as an anniversary present for my husband.  Then, however, finals came quicker than expecte...

The Gregg Museum at North Carolina State University has so many wonderful examples of textiles in their collection.   I recently ...