Three years ago I made my first roller towel which wraps around the handle on my oven.  It's always there and never falls to the floor.
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Organic cotton gauze was recently introduced as an option where my watercolors are printed on fabrics.   I’ve made up five new designs of roller towels in this super absorbent fabric. I love the way it grabs the water off my hands, but because of the open weave it dries out very quickly too. These are my new favorites!

I have long enjoyed playing with paper... making books, doing origami, and as you may have already realized, weaving parts of my paintings.

So when I started experimenting with greeting card ideas, my ideas turned away from simple images to tri-folds and 3-D pop-ups.  

As I mentioned in my last post, we had two new babies born in our neighborhood in April.  So along with the chicken pot pies, I delivered our best wishes with this card that wraps a sweet baby in a big heart!

Emboldened by my success with the baby card, I thought of a friend who has taken on some heavy-duty work to help people struggling with opioids.  Her courage and tenacity inspire me.  I envisioned a card that looked pretty on the outside, but speaks to her strength inside. 

So it was back to Bert ... a couple of new cards in time for Father's Day and summer weddings.

Now it's time to pack up my sketchbooks, pens, brushes & paints and head north out of Arizona's heat. More from Minnesota in June.