I am a member of the Common Thread Quilt Club in Parker, Colorado, where I serve as meeting moderator and membership officer, contribute quilt-related website reviews to the club newsletter, and participate actively in meetings, workshops, and monthly "show and tell."

http://www.commonthreadquiltclub.com/

See my gallery on my home page for pictures!

http://media.www.duclarion.com/media/storage/paper481/news/2008/02/19/Features/Art-Exhibit.Depicts.Womens.Identities-3218162.shtml

This article describes the on-campus exhibit, "The Multiple Identities of DU Women", which was displayed in the Driscoll Gallery during Women's History month, February 2007. My entry in the exhibit was a quilt, "The Light of the World Shines on Women", which now hangs on the wall of my Center for World Languages & Cultures office.

In March 2016, twelve of my quilts hung on display at Kaladi Brothers Coffee on East Evans Avenue, a popular hangout spot near the University of Denver. The coffee shop hosted an opening reception for the exhibit on Thursday, March 10, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. The quilts ranged from my first two quilts - traditional pillow shams made in 1994 from my great-grandmother's antique maple leaf blocks - through some of my more recent art quilts. The show was curated by my daughter, Meg Swartley, a 2016 DU graduate in studio art.