21 x 16
Susan Carlson’s fabric collage techniques were used for this fanciful fish. He is on a dark geometrically pieced background.
I used Susan Carlson’s techniques to create fabric collages of my cats, fish, landscapes, and architectural subjects. Slice quilts of Mississippi Ag Museum and Cinque Terre hillside in Italy are done in fabric collage.
21 x 16
Susan Carlson’s fabric collage techniques were used for this fanciful fish. He is on a dark geometrically pieced background.
24 x 24
This fabric collage is based on a photograph I took of my three cats on my headboard. Tarbaby seems to be ignoring the bossing from Rahrah (middle) while Elizabeth is being her sweet self.
24 x 24, later framed
Private collection
This imaginary campfire scene was displayed at the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum in Golden, CO, in a fiber art exhibit of scenes the pioneers might have seen as they traveled west on the Oregon Trail.
20 x 19
Susan Carlson’s fabric collage techniques were used for this fanciful fish. He is on a blue organically pieced background that might suggest underwater.
24 x 52
Slice quilt fabric collage as the left one-third of a tryptich with Cathy Reininger and Rita Warnock.
Susan Carlson’s techniques were used to make my section.
The tryptich won a blue ribbon in the Dallas Quilt Show 2022, and a red ribbon at Gulf States Quilting Association show April 2022.
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Cinque Terre in Lucile Parker Gallery at William Carey University
Original divided reference photograph
23 x 28
Private Collection
The Window Watchers depicts Tarbaby, Rahrah, and Elizabeth on a sunny table. The quilt won Best of Show in South Mississippi Art Association’s 2019 show.