Baltimore Sonnets

 Finely crafted books and prints using traditional and experimental techniques New books coming soon.  I've been working hard on a few new books.  I look forward to showing them to you soon.  Have a wonderful weekend!   *Coronavirus Disease 2019: Update in Maryland- 1/29/2021 359,629 confirmed cases  7,076 deaths   9,486 recovered Update in New York State - 1/29/2021 1,382,856 confirmed cases  43,093 deaths    124,976 recovered Total in United States: 25,793,302 confirmed cases, 433,719 deaths Total Worldwide: 101,687,508 confirmed cases, 2,195,871 deaths * All numbers are taken from Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day,  members of my quilting guild, AAQB, made quilts for children with Sickle Cell for community service.  This day celebrates MLK's life and legacy, and is also the only national holiday federally designated as a day of service!   *Quilt by Catherine Wooten, Chair of Sickle Cell program at AAQB *Coronavirus Disease 2019: Update in Maryland- 1/18/2021 328,214 confirmed cases  6,596 deaths   9,455 recovered Update in New York State - 1/18/2021 1,255,971 confirmed cases  41,173 deaths    116,502 recovered Total in United States: 24,062,636 confirmed cases, 398,884 deaths Total Worldwide: 95,517,587 confirmed cases, 2,039,056 deaths * All numbers are taken from Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center

  life is a sonnet  we inch through its structure and scheme - suzanne coley I've been spending my time in Baltimore at the amazing studio of 89 year-old textile artist Catherine Wooten.  This is one of her beautiful quilts.  This year I hope to share more of her art, her technical brilliance, and its influence on my new series of work. *Coronavirus Disease 2019: Update in Maryland- 1/16/2021 324,031 confirmed cases  6,541 deaths   9,444 recovered Update in New York State - 1/16/2021 1,212,922 confirmed cases  40,745 deaths    113,919 recovered Total in United States: 23,474,628 confirmed cases, 393,049 deaths Total Worldwide: 94,132,992 confirmed cases, 2,015,323 deaths * All numbers are taken from Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center