I decided to put this up as an "extra large" reproduction, so that you can better see all the quilts.  As usual, Randy Scho...

Canyon made me think of the Smother's Brothers routine of the Pumas in the Cravis.   http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=kaqTuLQThsY&desk...

Hi Everyone,  Here is my canyon picture.  My son loves to do any outdoor sports.   About two years ago he went hiking with his now wife in...

Ahhhh.... Canyons !    In a past life, I worked for ARCO Alaska, Inc. (a subsidiary of ARCO Oil and Gas, a subsidiary of Atlantic Richfield...

As I contemplated CANYON two months ago, I first thought of a wooded divide with perhaps a stream running down its length.   And as I gre...

     Palo Duro Canyon drove my work this time. The Canyon is thirty minutes outside of Amarillo, Texas where I was born. Only Grand Canyon...

This was a somewhat difficult challenge for me. I am somewhat Canyon deprived having not really had a chance to view a canyon in person (unt...

I've pondered what I might issue as our next challenge. I looked for a word that is used with several meanings and went back to my roots...

This reversible quilt emerged from an experiment with two separate construction methods meant to depict the geological strata and colors c...

I found an old piece of clothes line, and got some really old wooden clothes pins and attached them to my studio wall, I am hanging them up ...

When I read that the word we had was “Canyon” I thought of the obvious scene. I came up with many different idea’s that I could make ins...

  Websters defines canyon as “a deep narrow valley with steep sides, often with a stream flowing through it”. You could think nature, I ...

 The first time I ever saw the canyon's out west, was a family trip with my husband Bob and two daughter's Rebecca and Taryn, many y...

While contemplating the theme for this reveal, I came across a photo of Bryce Canyon in Utah called "Wall Street" and wa...

Concrete Canyon raw edged hand-dyed cotton, organza Canyon....hmmmm, was my first reaction, however a ...

RAILROAD THROUGH THE CANYON AT SUNSET CLOSE UP VIEW This quilt evolved in a class with Katie Pasquini Mas...

I had many canyon photos of my own, but none seemed just right.  So I turned to the Internet and found many lovely images.   One in pa...

I always wanted to find a dinosaur skeleton. When the new word went out for "Canyon," what else could I do? So I went to a ve...

I've been playing with a free online photo editing site called picmonkey.com, so thought I would "show off" the collages tha...

Our own Mr. Wizard, Randy, Rita's husband, has once again composed our quilts into a composite!  I think it looks really good. ...