These rope and leather note shapes—not quite octagons—will be assigned random notes to accompany each shape. They may become some kind of pattern or song. These are remains found under some bridge—...

   Last Winter, while traveling to Vermont, I bought this needlepoint settee from France in an antique store near Burlington. It was in pretty bad shape and covered up with various dolls and maps, ...

I was at Thistle Hill Weavers last week, and Rabbit Goody, the owner, offered these remnants to me—a client rejected the red and black stripe, and the other made for a film. The best part of visiti...

I am digitizing the canvases for an engineered escape suit print to bring this character to life. This descendant of The Old Manse of somewhat fuzzy lineage will travel in search of another life. ...

These 19th-century toiles and prints from France were all used as drapery at one point. There are some alterations and hem changes to many of them, some fading. One can imagine whose homes they cam...

I was working on one project and decided it would be great to walk to the cemetery during the snowstorm this past Sunday morning and photograph the newly restored fountain. I imagined the women hav...