"If You See Me On The Block"

This is a detail of a self portrait quilt currently hanging in th Stitching Our Stories Exhibit at the Countee Cullen Library in Harlem. It is pieced, appliqued and quilted by machine. (details for the exhibit below)

Stitching Our Stories: Quilt Art by Our Community's Children

This exhibit will be at the Countee Cullen library, 104 West 136th Street, Harlem, from June 20th thru August 26th 2007. You will see various quilts by PS 123 who I have worked with over the last 3 years as well other school's quilts and work by Harlem Girls Quilting Circle members. The quilts can be view from 2-5:30pm on Mon., Tues., Thur., andFri., 2-7:30pm on Wed. and 1-4pm on Sat.. To the left is a student quilt named Our Harlem which is on the event postcard but is not currently hanging in the exhibit. This is a great exhibit in a great space.

"First Fall"

Another view of First Fall.

"The First Fall"

Boy an I glad winter is coming to a close. Me and the oil man have been having a little too much conversation lately. Here ia a snowflake quilt I made in December that is on display at my home. I enjoyed working in the kaleidoscope technique and plan to use it again in a four seasons quilt. This one is approximately 70"x70".

Sarah at Big Apple Jazz in Harlem

Here is the Devine One, Sarah Vaughan. You can see her live at Big Apple Jazz.:2236 Adam Clayton powell Jr Blvd (bt. 132nd &131st streets) in Harlem, USA. They have Jazz music daily and it is usually free (212 283-JAZZ). Sarah's dress is hand beaded and sequenced. She is for sale and is also available there on note cards.