I have been using Instagram a lot more lately and finding all kinds of wonderful artists and art communities to follow. While browsing around for fabric art groups I discovered “Project Quilting.” Based on Project Runway… one of my favorite shows… this website offers a weekly challenge prompt. The only requirements are the project needs… Continue reading Project Quilting Season 11
2020 Face Collection During the 2020 year I plan to create a body of work in cloth with the goal of showing in galleries and publishing. I am Crowd-sourcing face photos to increase the variety of people to include. I am looking for all races, all ages and all genders. A good two decades ago… Continue reading Crowd-sourcing Face Photos
Joining a Guild After working through The Artist’s Way, I was back in the studio making things and enjoying myself. I took a workshop on free-motion quilting and the instructor mentioned that it was great to practice on “charity quilts.” I had no idea what she meant and when I inquired, she told me about… Continue reading Things I’ve Learned: Joining a Guild
Here I go on another blogging adventure. Believe it or not I have been blogging and making websites for two decades now. Eventually my interest change or I loose track of updates so the blog falls into disrepair. My goal for 2020 is to post once a month with the updates of my sewing adventures.… Continue reading 2020 New Decade… New Blog… New Adventures
Finding the Person in the Art Originally posted on Sheba Kitty Productions in 2009. Tricia posed some questions and since I am seeking new direction, I thought it would be a good exercise. Do you find that the statement “You can tell a lot about a person by the art that they make” is true? Yes and no.… Continue reading Finding the Person in the Art
(originally posted on Sheba Kitty Productions in 2009) As the Beaded Journal Project comes to a close I have been thinking a LOT about how to share and present the work. Although MY pieces are far from done and I am a couple months behind, I am still thinking about the closure of the project. I tend… Continue reading Fabric Art Journals
