I curated fabric scraps from my stash to represent the rich golds and deep reds seen in India. Creating a soothing gradient using only prints and then engineering the seaming to use every block as a whole was challenging, yet satisfactory.

Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton with Cotton/poly batting

Care: Gentle vacuum to remove dust. Can also be washed on gentle cycle, tumble dry low. On receiving the quilt, the wrinkles/folds can be removed by steaming.

Dimensions: 54”x47”

This quilt was accepted at the Pacific Northwest Quilt and Fiber Arts Festival 2024

“Let’s Make Music” started off as playing with random blocks, placing on the design wall and hoping to discover something deep inside. Interestingly music was one of the art forms that the artist always wanted to study but never got around to it. Surprisingly musical instruments emerged and the individual blocks were seamed.

Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton with Cotton/poly batting

Care: Gentle vacuum to remove dust. On receiving the quilt, the wrinkles/folds can be removed by steaming.

Dimensions: 47”x40”

This quilt was accepted at the Pacific Northwest Quilt and Fiber Arts Festival 2024 and The Atlantic Quilt Festival 2024

Starting with strip piecing colors intuitively, the making of this quilt took several turns, from being a simple strip quilt, to a Chevron design and then eventually the skyscrapers emerged. It was during the quilting process, it felt like each of these skyscrapers had their own journey reaching for the skies, some being precise, some struggling and some trying to be unique. I find this reflective of how individuals strive to reach for the skies.

Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton with Cotton/poly batting

Care: Gentle vacuum to remove dust. Can also be washed on gentle cycle, tumble dry low. On receiving the quilt, the wrinkles/folds can be removed by steaming.

Dimensions: 82”x56”

This quilt was accepted at the Sisters Outdoor Quilt show 2025

I began making leaves using bias strips with my initial thought to cluster the leaves together. But during composition, I felt the leaves needed to breathe. Spacing them apart, I could see the leaves almost come to life, with new leaves emerging and making me turn a new leaf.

Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton with wool batting

Care: Gentle vacuum to remove dust. On receiving the quilt, the wrinkles/folds can be removed by steaming.

Dimensions: 70”x64”

This quilt was accepted at the International Quilt Festival In Houston, TX 2024 and Sisters Outdoor Quilt show 2025

As an artist, I am always fascinated with color and how the same color changes with what surrounds it. Starting with simple traditional blocks studying the color shifts this quilt slowly transformed into a play of color, value and shape. The felted pieces were dyed from raw wool and felted into these flowers.

Finished with a binding and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton with Cotton/poly batting

Care: Gentle vacuum to remove dust. On receiving the quilt, the wrinkles/folds can be removed by steaming.

Dimensions: 46”x32”

I find the movement of flames very hypnotizing in a fire. Dancing, turning colors, making shapes, disappearing and leaving a shadow with smoke. I tried to capture the dynamic nature of flames in this quilt. The changing colors and movement were captured by improv quilting and letting the flames move as the quilt was being created.

Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton with Cotton/poly batting

Care: Gentle vacuum to remove dust. Can also be washed on gentle cycle, tumble dry low. On receiving the quilt, the wrinkles/folds can be removed by steaming.

Dimensions: 59”x34”

Pushing a simple sketch to create a composition which keeps making you think what you are looking at. Not a surprise that with a background in the fiber arts (spinning and weaving), the composition reveals lines weaving back and forth. Fabric used are two dress shirts (pink and green) with black fabric

Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton with Cotton/poly batting

Care: Gentle vacuum to remove dust. Can also be washed on gentle cycle, tumble dry low. On receiving the quilt, the wrinkles/folds can be removed by steaming.

Dimensions: 59”x46”

This quilt was accepted at the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show in 2025

Playing with abstract shapes and picking colors as part of prompts by Sherri Lynn Wood’s workshop.

I love how the colors came together.

Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a short yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton (some hand dyed) with Cotton/poly batting

Care: Machine washable on gentle cycle. Tumble dry low. On receiving the quilt, the folds can be removed by throwing in the dryer and/or ironing with steam.

Dimensions: 28”x33”

This improv quilt all started with an image of a temple in India with bright colors. Wanting to represent the feel of the temple and get into the rhythmic chanting I quilted the entire quilt by hand with big stitches. I love the textured it created.

Lovely to use as a lap quilt or hang on the wall.

Finished with no show facing and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or a yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton with Cotton/poly batting

Care: Machine washable on gentle cycle. Tumble dry low. On receiving the quilt, the folds can be removed by throwing in the dryer and/or ironing with steam.

Dimensions: 45”x37”

What started off as playing with making hour glass blocks from scraps turned into triangles which turned into this playful curly locks of fiber. I guess my influence of spinning had to show up. They remind me of long curvy locks from sheep and I love how organic they look.

Finished with binding and with a hanging sleeve that can be used to hang it on the wall (You would need a rod or something like a longer yardstick would work too).

Materials: Cotton (some hand dyed) with Cotton/poly batting

Care: Machine washable on gentle cycle. Tumble dry low. On receiving the quilt, the folds can be removed by throwing in the dryer and/or ironing with steam.

Dimensions: 51”x54”