How can you not love a career librarian? We owe a heap of gratitude to the keepers of our books, of which Olivia was one. Read more >
Clifton’s Ties and Shirts
When it comes to making a memorial quilt from a man’s shirts and ties, I would say the majority of my clients opt to have them combined together within their quilt – not so with Clifton’s quilts. Read more >
Sam’s Pants
Even though Sam’s mother Christine told me that Sam was a sharp dresser and loved to wear brightly colored pants, I was still surprised and thrilled when I lifted a whole collection of red pants out of the box she sent. Read more >
Lori’s Links
Click on these links to go to my website or to learn more about what I’ve posted on Instagram.
Aug 11, 2026 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to read about Judith’s Spring Quilts
April 25, 2026 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to read about Judith’s Winter Quilts
Nov 10, 2025 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to read about the Lace Snowflakes
Feb 07, 2025 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to read about the Sunrise quilt, Sat, Cit, Ananda
July 14, 2024 – The Sunlight Press – read Lori’s Essay, “An Artful Gesture”
June 05, 2024 – The Manifest Station Blog – Lori’s Essay, “Touch Trail Romper”
May 7, 2024 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to read about Rosemary’s Apron quilt.
April 12, 2024 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to read about her time at F.I.T
April 11, 2024 – HUE MAGAZINE FEATURE
March 07, 2024 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to read about Arty’s horse blanket quilt.
Jan 18, 2024 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to read about Ethan’s Compass Quilt.
Jan 09, 2024 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to read about Bonnie and Sherrie’s Love in the Stars
Sept 06, 2023 – My solo exhibition at The Dalles Art Center.
Oct 15, 2023 – Visit “Lori’s Notebook” to see the story of my quilt honoring Salvador.
Oct 19, 2023 – Review of my September exhibition at The Dalles Art Center in Columbia Community Connection News.
Nov 09, 2023 – Read more poetry by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer aka Wordwoman.
Remembering Jim and James
When Deborah and I first connected and began to discuss imagery that would reflect the interests of her late husband Jim, it was hard to know where to begin. Read more >