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Showing posts with label Obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Obama. Show all posts

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Timeless Thursday ~ a quiltin'

 Hello world of fellow quilters.....  Thought I might share some finished treasures from 2012-2013-2014...   my the years do fly.  Since my blog has been around since 2009-I think.... this might be a bit of reposting.

I think I'll let the quilted images speak for themselves for today.
This quilted treasure is in the book!


 This is in the making....... I feel like savoring... and saving it for someday....only when I say so!

 This is a daughters quilt project.... that I simply have to applique the berries only the log cabin blocks.
 Finished product... to be...

 Japanese folded flowers.....  a show-off quilt....YEP in bright green!
 Forever cathedral windows!   My love, pride and joy!
 Did I say anything about this lovely grandson!!!





Thursday, December 17, 2009




Don't miss out on the upcoming 208-page color catalog that is available for pre-order for $16.50 (Amazon). The book ships in April 2010.


"The Journey of Hope in America: Quilts Inspired by President Barack Obama"



The National Afro-American Museaum and Cultural Center in Wilberforce, Ohio is hosting the exhibit "The Journey of Hope in America: Quilts Inspired by President Barack Obama" from December 18, 2009 untio December 2010.

I was one of over ninety quilt artists whose work was accepted for submission to Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi, curator, and founder of Women of Color Network. I am so thankful to her dedication and vision  -- it is  rare opportunity to share my quilt  in this beautiful quilting adventure!


Congratulations to all the quilters with pieces in the show!


Saturday, August 15, 2009

I struggle to master myself....

Lots of time lost, missing deadline... but I have worked thru on the Transcendence Obama quilt to be mailed -- jpg and tif files to Dr. Mazloomi... Pls Lord... hep a sister out...

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Working on Quilt inclusion in Obama Book/Dr. Mazloomi


The Women of Color Quilters Network is a non-profit organization* founded in 1985 by Carolyn L. Mazloomi, a nationally acclaimed quilt artist and lecturer, to foster and preserve the art of quiltmaking among women of color.It supports its membership through presentations, providing venues for sharing technical information, grant writing, and other services. It offers quilts and fiber art to museums for exhibition, and researches and documents African American quiltmaking.

In recent years, the Network has showcased the work of its members before national and international audiences.An important component of the network's activity is its use of quiltmaking in social and economic development projects. Educational projects and workshops foster exposure to the arts, creative development, and improved self-esteem. These programs present the benefits of quilting to audiences of all ages, income levels, ethnic background and learning abilities.


Tuesday, July 28, 2009

OBAMA IN RUSSIA June '09


America @ the crossroads.... health care reform in my lifetime.

Geeeesssshhhh, Back Under the Gun....


With high quality photo's that are needed to be included in Carol Mazloomis' upcoming book.

pllllllls, ahhhhhhhahaaaaaahhhhaaaaahhhh Going to do it! Lord help!



I used this SHO-nuf pictue on facebook a few weeks ago.... seems to explain the depth of distress....(lol)

They Told Us: Lymphoma 8-31-2009

They Told Us:  Lymphoma 8-31-2009

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