Projects

BEYOND RED WHiTE AND BLUE

BEYOND RED WHiTE AND BLUE

In 2016, I started tearing fabric to grieve our divided country. This practice revolutionized every aspect of my art process. The torn strips became stripes in new versions of the American flag and the symbol became a geometry for expression and...

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The HEXAGON PROJECT

The HEXAGON PROJECT

Creativity is more contagious than fear. I began the HEXAGON PROJECT in 2019 as a slow growing hand stitched artifact of connection and empathy. Makers of all ages learn to stitch fabric hexagon shapes. They can keep their work or add to the project. So far it’s...

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Liberty+NYC

Liberty+NYC

I lived in NYC for 10 years but I wasn't making quilts. I was making babies and helping my husband start churches. It was fun to return for Quilters Take Manhattan 2017. Highlights were the Ratti Textile Center at the Metropolitan Museum & my own impromptu photo...

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“Catherine Sherman’s quilts are more than fabric stitched together—they are stories, symbols of empathy, and expressions of unity . . . her work blends craftsmanship with intention, creating pieces meant to be cherished by collectors and passed down through generations.”
Bay Area Photographer, David Enloe

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