HOME TEXTILES
Quilts, pillows, and window coverings
Inspired by the coastal horizon, my handmade quilts, pillows, and window coverings are essentially my Horizon Paintings in textile form.
The soft, pleasing colors are designed to coordinate in any combination, and lend a sense of restful ease to your home.
All made with 100% cotton fabric, they are machine washable and meant to be used and loved.
At this time, I do not keep a standing inventory of Home Textiles in stock.
However, I can make any item you wish, to your specifications of size and color!
Contact me to find out more.
The soft, pleasing colors are designed to coordinate in any combination, and lend a sense of restful ease to your home.
All made with 100% cotton fabric, they are machine washable and meant to be used and loved.
At this time, I do not keep a standing inventory of Home Textiles in stock.
However, I can make any item you wish, to your specifications of size and color!
Contact me to find out more.
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MADE TO ORDER
Every colored stripe of fabric is stitched with matching thread in meticulous straight line quilting. Pillow covers are removable and washable (there's an invisible zipper in the bottom seam.) Pillow inserts are a feather/down blend. No two pieces are alike: they are individually crafted with care in coordinating colors for unlimited mixing and matching. 
Custom quilts, pillows, and window coverings can be made in any size or color to suit your home. Take a look at these colorways for prearranged combinations, or work with me to choose your own.
Contact me about creating an original piece for your home or for someone you love. Price will depend upon size and complexity. View the QUILT GALLERY for more examples. I am currently accepting commissions for: • Lap quilts • Bed quilts • Framed quilts for the wall • Pillows for any room • Window coverings |
My window coverings are a single thickness of cotton fabric, translucent enough to let in light, and opaque enough to provide privacy. The result aesthetically similar to stained glass, but softer. I join the fabric with a felled seam, inspired by the Korean tradition of jogakbo, so that both sides of the piece are completely finished, and all seam allowances are securely tucked inside themselves. 
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