Robinsunne has self published several books, and been published as a guest artist/designer in several others. On this page we will list out the books and where to find them. See you in the stacks!

Robinsunne has been a guest designer for several Lark Books. All of these books are available at amazon.com:

MOLAS!, edited by Kate Matthews, 1998, has instructions for several reverse applique projects as well as an angel in the designer's gallery.

500 Beaded Objects, 2004, has all 13 views of the eleven foot long embellished art quilt: "I Will Embroider My Grief".

500 Baskets, 2006, showcases one of her quilted vessels: "Surrounded By Beauty".

To receive notices of all newly published books, and share artwork news of your own with her art group please join us at: http://groups.yahoo.com/groups/Robinsunne

Robinsunne's latest writing project is:

The Great Library

ATC Swap

ITS HERE!

Click here to be taken to lulu.com where you can purchase the book!!

ATCs - Artist Trading Cards - are 2.5" x 3.5" pieces of art that are being made and traded around the world. We started a Swap here in Rockport at the public library and we are having so much fun that we began to wonder what it would be like if everywhere we travelled we were able to find a library with a Swap. And what if our library group swapped with your library group? The possibilities are endless - and fantastic!

So Robinsunne has written you a book with all of the wisdom and experience that our group has gained, PLUS over 30 lessons, including the ones we use at our swaps, to give your group - or yourself - a focus when you gather.

These lessons are excellent for beginners and young children, but fabulous for experienced artists. What seems like a simple cut and paste idea turns into exquisite art in the hands of the skilled craftsperson.

Join us!

In 1993 Robinsunne published her first book, Nannee.

Nannee, an herbalist, takes her granddaughter for a walk, and teaches her about the plants that they gather together. 

The words for each page frame the pictures and all are cut in silhouette from black paper.  The original pages feel like lace. 

The possibility of recreating the paper cuts was too distant for this, my first project - so we had a raised print made of one of the pages in the book that we include with each book to allow the reader to feel that texture.

You may get an inside look and purchase Nannee here.