The pieces in the Gallery are ones that I have stitched and want to share with you.

This design and tree of life is featured on the back of a Jewish Prayer Shawl (Tallit).

A trip to China was the inspiration for the Butterfly Concerto. It features some of the ethnic embroidery techniques of the Miao people.

Box created for the Swan Sampler Stitchers.

This sewing roll was created for the Swan Sampler Stitchers and is part of an ongoing project. There are a number of designers that have worked on it.

The Ayrshire Tree of Life was stitched on 60 count 100% cotton voile.

This piece is named M'Lady's Fancies and features three fans of surface embroidery.

This sampler was designed to celebrate the Pioneer Heritage of the State of Utah.

This blackwork sampler was the first major piece that I designed.

Tudor Rose is an adaptation of Elizabethan blackwork designs.

This Russian themed house of the witch Baba Yaga was inspired by Faberge, Russian enamels and a fairy tale about a witch and her house with chicken legs.

The way that nature constantly changes and alters the world around us is wonderful to behold. We understand parts of it but so much is a total puzzle to us. We can sometimes observe and describe the change with out always knowing the why or how. The changes that create a butterfly are still magical and a stunning creation.

This dimensional embroidery is worked with silk threads; many of the details set out from the background fabric.

This beautiful Mot Mot Bird was designed by Audrey Francini. It is stitched in Japanese flat silk in the a technique that combines Japanese and crewel embroidery called soft shading.