Ok, sometimes I repeat myself, I admit. Unless I get tired of making something I might make multiple versions of the same thing? Does anyone else do that? One image has been particularly prone to this repetitive activity. I had silkscreened a two-color image on a piece of satin rescued from an old wedding gown […]
Getting into the weeds Read More »
I’ve just completed new work in the Eastern Europe in Stitches series. I’m getting ready to hang a show of the complete body of work at Judy’s on Cherry in Reading on Monday. The reception will be Thursday, November 15, 5-7 PM. The show is called Doubletake East, because my husband Jay Ressler will also
The People's Violin Read More »
I am part of Cloth in Common, a group of international artists who respond to bi-monthly prompts. The current prompt is “Spring.” Here the crocuses have sprung, only to emerge into a cold and still brown yard. And, again today, it is snowing. It’s hard for me to think “Spring!” However, I just returned from
The smallest of our red maple trees, with the final leaves clinging to its branches caught my eye in late autumn. The background is pieced sections of a hand painted cloth panel from Malaysia, bought at Ladyfingers Sewing Studio in Oley, PA (a treasure trove of fine fabrics.) I had actually made most of this
Day 29 The Little Red Maple Read More »
