Judy's Journal

A drawing with thread framed without glass, sewn to a linen-covered board and placed on a wall with Tortoise (my sister's acryl...

  I've been spending quite a bit of time on this picture of red horses.  For some reason,  I feel that I need to finish it before go...

About twenty years ago, I saw large embroideries from India in the Textile Museum of Canada.  They were so cheerful, colourful, beautif...

Work in progress.  120" square.

I cut up another piece of my own art yesterday and wrapped the parts around themselves. To see what these two pieces looked like before, ...

Time for an update of the Manitoulin Circle Project. We are doing fine, thank you. We are still meeting on Thursdays to work together on...

Touch is the mother of all senses. Jay and Erika just left.

I may be finished with this stitched piece. I'm not sure, but I think so. Maybe it's a vessel. Earlier view? click here . And...

Why do we fail to carry out what we choose to do? Akrasia is the inability to carry out what we plan to do. According to Aristotle it has ...

Although the plane brought us to Toronto last Thursday, we took our time coming home. South Western Ontario Northern Ontario Ned drove. ...

Why do I use my hand as a symbol? I think its about touching. My hand says 'touch' as well as 'think'. It says 'feel...

I'm using two stitches and three weights of cotton thread to render this image of my black dress on a large piece of wool fabric. With...

We read from Radka Donnell's book, A Quilt Poetics today and tonight during art quilting class. I am much nourished by her philosophy ...

I do hand stitch every possible morning for three hours in a row. In the evenings, I aim for another three hours. This meditative concent...