Projects -small
WHEEL OF FORTUNE WOVEN AS PLANET RINGS, (2026), wool, cotton, metallic thread on linen canvas, 9"x12", Answering the Mountains: visual response to Appalachian poet, Benard Clay's "Making of a Casual Astronomer" from English Lit. (private collection)
CONTEMPORARY PINE TREE BOARDER, 2026, synthetic fibers, and wool on linen canvas, 9"x12", Answering the Mountains: Response to Appalachian poet, Amy LeAnn Richardson's "I Turn to Trees" from Out of Places. (private collection)
WEAVE ACROSS AMERICA COVERLET PROJECT, 2026 Statement: I reimaged the flag set against a rough spun linen, dyed with Metcalfe County, KY grown fresh leaf indigo. This rustic piece reflects the resiliency of our people. Fresh leaf indigo dyeing and linen producton were the craft of persons who were enslaved, wovmen, children, and later working class. Process: I spun processed flax to linen, dyed it in a fresh leaf indio vat to make the warp. Weft is commercial white linen and red perle cotton; warp faced plain weave. (Thousand Island Art Center Handweaving Museum Collection)
CAT TRACK SNAIL TRAIL with EMPHASIS ON CAT TRACK, 2026, wool & acrylic on linen canvas, 9"x11", Answering the Mountains: Response to Appalachian poet, A. P. Harbor The Hum of a Dreaming Moon (private collection)
WEAVE ACROSS AMERICA COVERLET, 2026 twenty-seven textile artists from fifteen states represented. Currenly on display at Thousand Island Arts Center and Home of the Handweaving Museum, Clayton, NY
BEREA LEARNSHOPS 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY LOGO, 2020, handspun wool & hemp, 8"x10" Purchase Award (Berea Tourism Collection)
LOU TATE on her ANNA ERNBERG LOOM, 2019, handpun wool, hemp, linen, 8"x10" (Lou Tate Foundation Collection)
NATURAL DYE CHART, 2018, handspun natural dyed wool, cotton warp, 15"x42" (property of Lou Tate Foundation