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Handpieced and handquilted, expressing my love of textiles and mythology 
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Eve's Fractious Children - (Front and back) Honoring lives lost due to the pandemic
The ancient principle of female wisdom
Sophia - The ancient principle of female wisdom.
Medicine Wheel
Alphabet
Imaginary Creatures
From the tradition of animal bride/animal groom tales wherein a human man captures a bird or a seal or some wild creature and makes her his wife, there is a child (symbol of the union of wild and domestic) but then the man breaks his promise to the woman/creature and she disappears back into the wild.  The reverse of this quilt shows only 2 red hands.
Bird Maiden - From the tradition of animal bride/animal groom tales wherein a human man captures a bird or a seal or some wild creature and makes her his wife, there is a child (symbol of the union of wild and domestic) but then the man breaks his promise to the woman/creature and she disappears back into the wild. The reverse of this quilt shows only 2 red hands.
Hands (Prayer)
(All Things Prosper)  She shelters us all between indigo sky and violet earth.
Under My Wings - (All Things Prosper) She shelters us all between indigo sky and violet earth.
Birds-In-Air
Woman as warrior, mother, protectress.
The Good Shepherd - Two sided
The Night-Sea journey
Dreamhunter - The Night-Sea journey
Our Transitions and Transformations
Annunciation - Our Transitions and Transformations
Annunciation - detail
Woman with no Mouth
 Hecate, Triple Goddess, goddess of the crossroads.
Making Waves - Hecate, Triple Goddess, goddess of the crossroads.
after a 6th century Etruscan ceramic.
Mistress of the Animals - After a 6th century Etruscan ceramic.
Navajo creation goddess, small and quiet and unnoticed in corners, spinner and weaver and teacher.
Self Portrait as Spider Woman - Navajo creation goddess, small and quiet and unnoticed in corners, spinner and weaver and teacher.
Ceremonial Textile (In two parts)
Eve and the dance of the dark earth, creating.
My Ancestress Danced (the World Into Being) - Eve and the dance of the dark earth, creating.
Around the edge, on the blue ribbon, are all the words found in the dictionary which begin w 'icon'.
Icon - Around the edge, on the blue ribbon, are all the words found in the dictionary which begin w 'icon'.
Three Goddesses Impervious to Desire
The ancients believed that women, like animals, did not have souls.
Woman in Search of Her Soul
The Juggler
From a poem by Rimbaud (Three Marys on Translucent Feet) and the biblical three Marys.
Three Marys - From a poem by Rimbaud (Three Marys on Translucent Feet) and the biblical three Marys.
Learning to Sing in the Dark
Night Sky
On the Other Hand
In the Night Garden
Reverse of In the Night Garden
A Cure for the Blues
Meditations
Nut
Moon Bear - Donated to an animal rescue organization to use for a fundraiser
I Speak My Own Name
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