My books and drawings are not images, but objects with a powerful presence, bearing the marks of the intensive process that created them. To really appreciate this work, you have to see it in person.
 

To arrange to see or purchase my work:
 
 
All other questions and comments can be sent to:
 
 
 
   


Dan Dragan:


Fred Yee


Satre Stuelke

 

Book Artist
Esther K. Smith, who in 2007 turned me on to book-making
www.PurgatoryPiePress.com


Artists
J Pasila: www.jpasila.com
Gerry Trilling: www.gerrytrilling.com
Valeri Larko: www.valerilarko.com
Amy Cheng: www.AmyChengStudio.com
LaThoriel Baudenhausen: www.lathoriel.com
Richard Bottwin: www.minusspace.com/tag/richard-bottwin
Barbara Ellmann: www.barbaraellmann.com
Greta Gundersen: www.gretagundersen.com
Joan Grubin: www.joangrubin.com
Pamela Matsuda-Dunnn: www.pmdart.net
Meredith Bergmann: www.meredithbergmann.com


Poets
H. L. Hix: www.hlhix.com


Blogs
www.gwynethsfullbrew.com
joannemattera.blogspot.com


Sewing Machine Companies

Harwitt Industries, where I bought my first industrial zig-zag sewing machine in
2002, before it moved to Long Island: www.harwittind.com

Jado Sewing Machines in Long Island City, where I bought my second industrial
machine in 2010: www.jadosewingmachine.com

My sewing machines were made by Consew and are identical. They have different
model #’s because one is so much older than the other.
www.consew.com


Thread

Criterion Thread: www.cthread.com

Sil Thread: www.threadus.com


Notions

The Best!!! Steinlauf & Stoller: www.steinlaufandstoller.com


Fabric

I don’t buy fabic online, but do buy it from stores that have a web presence,
and occasionally from catalogues, which also sell on-line:

B & J Fabrics in the Garment District, fabrics of all kind, much of it high-end:
www.bandjfabrics.com/servlet/StoreFront

P & S Fabrics on lower Broadway below Canal, all kinds of bargains:

Joe’s Fabric Warehouse on Orchard St, designer fabrics: www.joesfabrics.com

The Fabric Mill, in Plainview, Long Island, designer fabrics: www.fabricmill.com

Boca Bargoons, designer fabrics in Florida, where I go to visit my 96-year-old uncle and my
brother and sister-in-law: www.bocabargoons.com

Hancock’s of Paducah focuses on quilters in its catalogue, but has a wider range on
its website: www.hancocks-paducah.com

Keepsake Quilting, another catalogue for quilters, sometimes has something I
can use: www.keepsakequilting.com

Clothilde, one more catalogue with a big website, lots of notions: www.clotilde.com