Sassy Little Turtle with all the colors the Sea will become a wall hanging and live in Baja. Thread on fabric.

All the ups & downs of crazy love with subtle color changes – thread on fabric.

Sugar skulls are just one of the symbols of Dia de las Muertas (Day of the Dead) celebrated in many countries of the world. It is the only seasonal holiday I celebrate through my work. It is a celebration of life and a loving memory of those who have gone before us. DOD has a special place in my heart. Thread on canvas.

This is my first Dragon with a flair of power and glory. Watch this space for more Dragons. Thread on hand dyed fabric.

This piece is all one color and stitched on hand dyed fabric. This beauty is enjoying the treasures of the Sea. Thread on fabric.

The beginning of my new series – My World – the Pacific Northwest (PNW). Thread on canvas.

I have an extreme collection of scissors. Some to use and some to admire. Thread on fabric.

Cabo Pulmo – One of my favorite regions of Baja. I created this piece in my early Baja days from the gorgeous colors of the water, the amazing variety of fish and the turquoise leather couch in the first house we rented there. Thread on fabric.

This Laura Pernin design let me play with different thread and stitches on canvas and reminds me of the lovely splashes of golden yellow/orange seen all over the state of California and beyond. Thread on canvas.

This ferocious guy is one of a set of 6 I have stitched over the years while on vacation in Baja. We haven’t seen any Lionfish in Baja and that is a good thing. They are invasive and tend to drive out the locals. Great colors though. Thread on fabric.

This piece is based on a Belgium design. I love all the colors and the little bit of sparkle thrown in too. Thread on fabric