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Lori’s Notebook

Bill’s Libraries

September 25, 2023

Among the things that Bill’s wife Laurie found in his shirt pockets after he died were peanut shells – leftovers from when he would walk in the park with a book in one hand, feeding the squirrels with the other. Read more >

Categories: Memorial Quilts, Quilts, Special Occasion Quilts Tagged: fiber art, grief, griefsupport, libraries, memoryquilt, modernquilt, remembrance, textiles

Nancy’s Pillows

August 30, 2021

When Nancy’s daughter Nichole reached out to me not long after Nancy’s unexpected death, it was not an easy time. Read more >

Categories: Memorial Quilts, Textiles Tagged: fiber art, grief, grief support, keepsake, memorial pillows, remembrance, textiles

Michael’s Tune

September 13, 2018

I always feel a special kinship to the memorial quilts I make that honor other artists. Creating Michael’s Tune was no exception. Read more >

Categories: Behind-the-Scenes, Memorial Quilts, Quilts, Textiles Tagged: fiber art, grief, grief quilt, Lori Mason Design, memorial quilt, memory quilt, textiles

Green Eileen Show Opening

May 6, 2016

1-OCAC

I attended the Green Eileen Exhibit opening at the Oregon College of Art and Craft on May 4th and was pleased to see how all of the other artists chose to use their Eileen Fisher garments. Read more >

Categories: Exhibitions, Textiles Tagged: eileen fisher, green eileen, OCAC, oregon college of art and craft, textiles

From Lori’s Notebook

  • Fernando’s Bandanas

    This is the second of two blog posts featuring memorial quilts I made that honor two brothers, Salvador and Fernando.

  • Salvador’s Collections

    I knew from the moment I got on the conference call with Salvador’s daughter Paulina and Salvador’s niece Monica that this memorial quilt project would be infused with excitement and liveliness.

  • Bill’s Libraries

    Among the things that Bill’s wife Laurie found in his shirt pockets after he died were peanut shells – leftovers from when he would walk in the park with a book in one hand, feeding the squirrels with the other.

  • Olivia’s Library
  • Clifton’s Ties and Shirts

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