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This is the latest piece that I've finished from a TextileArtist.org Stitch Challenge workshop. I know that I say that many of my art quilts are my favourites but I really, really love this one.
After the Storm
After the Storm |
In March of this year, I made this piece following a workshop with Jette Clover, a Danish fibre artist. It's based on a photo taken after a snow storm this winter.
A photo of my back yard after the snow storm |
Our workshop was to create a piece based on a winter scene. I've often ...
read moreI love seeing our Christmas tree full of ornaments bought, inherited, received and made over the years. It's also the time when those Christmas runners, placemats and wall hangings get to come out and shine.
Adding to our Christmas decorations
Each year I try to make a little something for the tree or the house. I found the tutorial for the Christmas bell - the bell was supposed to be made of "sheer paper cloth" but I used organza backed with light stabilizer instead. The stabilizer gave the organza a crispness without removing the translucence. For the three-sided bell I ...
read moreHave I told you how much I love playing with textiles lately? It would seem that I'm smitten! As you may know, I've been taking part in the TextileArtist.org's Stitch Club 2020 since it first started this spring. It has brought stitchers together with amazing workshops by guest textile artists.
TextileArtist.org's Stitch Club 2020
Flower Impressions - pink campion |
The platform has really evolved since its creation - from having 3 workshops in a row with one week off, to now having workshops that last 2 weeks each. At the beginning of the week, there is ...
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