Wine is as diverse as the grape varietal that forms the base and the flavors that surround that grape during the growing period. For some, there’s a deep earthy taste that resembles mushrooms, shown as part of the “edible” food  fabrics in this quilted art piece. Looking closely, you’ll see various grape images and more: Calligraphy from far-off countries, hundreds of sparkling crystals such as found in champagne, and unique beadwork joins the imagery and embellishments in this wine focused piece. When you create a bargello pattern, you find yourself moving the pieces in ascending and descending positions, much like musical scales. And, I usually create mine based on a favorite hymn or song that I hum as I’m working. Then, as I enjoy this art hanging in my home, I reflect upon the visual colors that remind me of one of our Ohio vineyards, the actual fabric images of the grapes, and finally, the sound of the piece. Can you imagine what music it plays? What does it say to you?