Honoring those who have served and sacrificed
Through the unique artistry of beaded tapestries
Just off the loom >>>
The loom is quiet now that I've completed the latest tapestry based on this photograph of the USS Georgia, delivered to the US Navy by Bath Iron Works in 1904.
I especially love the small fishing boat in the foreground, no doubt on the Kennebec River as the ship sails off into the Gulf of Maine!
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USS Georgia Tapestry
Start 3/31/25
Completion 1/21/26
Duration 42 weeks, 2 days
Beads: 42,027 Miyuki Delica Glass Beads (size 11)
Dimensions: 14" x 10.5"
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Bath Built is Best Built!
September 10, 2025: Tandy Executive Speaker Series​
Guest speaker Chris Cassidy, CEO of the National Medal of Honor Museum (MOH) inspired attendees with his remarks about his own leadership journey, and the meaning of the recently opened MOH Museum in Arlington, TX. An image of the Thankful Generations tapestry of Major Horace Carswell Jr. was shown. Carswell, a posthumous Medal of Honor recipient for his bravery and ultimate sacrifice during WWII, was a proud member of the TCU Class of 1939. It was an unforgettable event that celebrated bravery, art, and history!
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USS Fort Worth, LCS-3, known for her GRIT & TENACITY! Tapestry 100% Complete February 2025. Donated by the artist to the USS Fort Worth Support Committee for inclusion in a future USS Fort Worth exhibition.
US Navy photo #111005-O-ZZ999-108 ... photo credit to Michael Rote at Lockheed Martin.