Rachel D.K. Clark is a contemporary folk artist, teacher and lecturer who comes from a long line of sewers, beginning with her great-grandmother. She has been doing wearable art since 1973 and teaching on the national circuit since 1990. Eclectic fabric mixes, vibrant designs, and a keen sense of humor characterize Rachel’s work.

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While her garments and quilts can be whimsical, political or a personal statement her work always reflects her love of traditional quilt making. She has done many one-woman shows around the country and her work has been featured in various gallery shows, magazines such as Threads, and “The Quilting Quarterly” on HGTV’s Simply Quilts.

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Rachel has designed her own pattern line, RDKC Patterns. The line includes full patterns: "Picture This" Coat, “Picture This” Vest, The A-Line Coat, The Boxy Coat and The Flare Coat. She also has two wall quilt patterns called Scrap Happy and “Picture This” Nigerian Appliqué, as well as pattern for a "monster" sized purse called Monster Purse and a tiered skirt. If you're looking for some new techniques, check out Rachel's how-to booklets: "Picture This" Techniques, The African Safari of Design, and All About Seams. Thank you for visiting the site and please don't hesitate to get in touch.