It's especially stressful to complete a project when there is nothing new in sight.  I had been concerned about this eventuality for months as it is very rare for me to not have something on the go at all times.  Was I finished with cross stitch?  What was inspiring me...

Continuing with the Abstract to Cross Stitch series in this case without cropping.  So it's a smaller, more detailed piece without a title for the time being.

In Progress: 

 If you're in downtown Edmonton I highly recommend the Citizens of Craft exhibition in the Alberta Craft Council's lower level Feature Gallery.

 And after taking in the wonderful works in the exhibit always take a look upstairs at the wonderful items for sale.

Of my series entitled Abstract to Cross Stitch this piece, January Sky at Dawn, is the seventh of what will be a total of eight pieces.  

This month I'm very pleased to share the news that three of this series plus two of my Industrial Cross Stitch works will be showing...

The sixth in the series and a more muted piece.  They're in for framing as I get ready to participate in the Alberta Craft Council's "Citizens of Craft" Exhibition in 2017.

Here's the fifth piece in a series of six as I translate cropped images of my abstract paintings into fibre art.  I'll complete the sixth and final piece in November.

This is the fourth in a series of six pieces based on some abstract paintings from 2015.

           (NOTE: Progress Sheet in Reverse Order) 

The Industrial Cross-Stitch continue to exhibit.  This time in Cambridge, Ontario until November at the Idea Exchange.  I was one of 15 artists out of nearly 200 submissions selected by the jury for this wonderful exhibition.

Caps & Glue 2015

Rust & Tar 20...

I was not completely satisfied with my painting to cross stitch project so have decided to push the envelope a little further.  In 2015 I generated dozens of interesting abstract paintings:

So since April I've been working away at translating them into cross stitched wo...

I'm very pleased to share my solo exhibition of 21KONSTRUKTIONS: Paintings in Manulife Place as part of the 2016 Works Festival.