I adore rhubarb. My rhubarb plants are coming along nicely outside in the garden.  I have a huge planter tipped upside down over one of t...

 In a second series of embroidered pieces containing family recipes, I used yet more recipes from my Grandma Blanche's recipe books.  S...

Yesterday was a sunny, perfect, spring day.  I dried some washing on the clothes line for the first time, and put my little tomatoes and eg...

This recipe for drop-cookies is from Grandma's neighbour, Mrs. Myrtle Allwell. These embroideries are part of an on-going series of w...

Circa 1930s, in front of the perennial border. This is the first in a new series of entries about the ladies and men who have played a f...

Eggplants with their seed leaves. In winter, I hibernate. Hence the long silence from yours truly.  In spring, my energy returns, and so...

Today, more photographs of my installation, The Fruit Cellar of Miss H...  in the Project Window at Harbourfront Centre . The exhibition...