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Notes from Norma: Wordless Wednesday
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Please click on the tabs for work, bio and extra features. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Danbury, CT, United States. Fiber artist, quilter, nature lover, gardener, reader, traveler. View my complete profile. See my work in. I'm one of the 100. See my work in. See my work in. And Then We Set It On Fire. Fiber Artists of the North East. Quilting by the Sea. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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Notes from Norma: June 2015
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Please click on the tabs for work, bio and extra features. Monday, June 29, 2015. All of my publicity paid off and the reception was very crowded. For the first hour and a half it was wall to wall people. I was losing my voice from talking so much, meeting old and new friends, explaining pieces and techniques. Beautiful arrangements gracing my home thanks to out of town relatives. Out of town relatives. Part of the crowd scene. Explaining how I did it. When we were hanging the show on Thursday they asked...
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Viewpoints 9: Accepting Changes
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An international collective of fiber artists exploring sources of inspiration and creativity. Wednesday, July 8, 2015. I love Betty’s suggestion of using unconventional materials. It’s something I'm always trying to do, but I didn’t have enough courage to take the challenge. I look forward to taking this opportunity to step out of my comfort zone. 169;The Kyoto Costume Institute, photo by Toru Kogure. Stomacher, 1760s - bouillonné silk satin, chenille threads. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). SAQA Auc...
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Viewpoints 9 : Everlasting Gallery
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An international collective of fiber artists exploring sources of inspiration and creativity. Please click each artist's name to learn more about their piece. Note: All pieces are 40 cm x 80 cm. The Last Forest by Betty Busby. Forecast: Hot and Dry by Diane Wright. Monarch and Milkweed by Kate Themel. Dry Gorge by Lin Hsin-Chen. The Making of a Fossil by Lisa-Marie Sanders. Environment and Ecology by Misik Kim. Isbjörn by Martha Wolfe. The Promise of Tomorrow by Sue Dennis. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Viewpoints 9 : Back to Base
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An international collective of fiber artists exploring sources of inspiration and creativity. Friday, February 27, 2015. I believe this phrase is part of baseball terminology? For my ninth and last challenge of this second cycle, I have made a map quilt. Returning to base - to making a map, the type of quilt I'm currently best known for. I haven't made a map for any of the previous challenges. The village green is also used for fairs and festivals; it is a community resource which brings people together.
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Viewpoints 9: Finding New Purpose
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An international collective of fiber artists exploring sources of inspiration and creativity. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. My compositions don’t usually stick to traditional quilt conventions, but my materials do. Typically I use just three main ingredients: cotton fabrics, batting and thread. So I guess anything outside that short list would be unconventional for me. Posted by Kate Themel. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Taiwan International Quilt Exhibition 2016. Thank you Sulky of America.
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Viewpoints 9: Thread Gallery
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An international collective of fiber artists exploring sources of inspiration and creativity. Please click each artist's name to learn more about their piece. Note: All pieces are to relative scale. Hummingbirds (26" x 48"), Kate Themel. Land of Ice and Fog (32" x 48"), Betty Busby. In the season of flowers (18" x 48"), Misik Kim. Zinnias in the Rain (19" x 48"), Martha Wolfe. Chinese New Year (20" x 48"), Sue Dennis. I'm Not From Here (45" x 48") Diane Wright. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Viewpoints 9 : Pick-up Game
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An international collective of fiber artists exploring sources of inspiration and creativity. Friday, February 27, 2015. A pick-up game in baseball, and in other sports as well, is an impromptu game of players that are there at the moment of play. There can be some fairly random participants. It is not a serious endeavor, rather, something played and enjoyed at that moment. Really, just play. It occurred to me that I should approach this as I were to invent a game. Taking only. The Archeology of scraps?
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Viewpoints 9 : Drawing
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An international collective of fiber artists exploring sources of inspiration and creativity. Monday, March 2, 2015. This is the last work of Veiwpoints9- 2. I like to play with the sewing machine, just as young children play with toys. The pieces of this work were free stitched by machine a few years ago. Sometimes I thought the line of machine stitch is like drawing. I was cutting and piecing those pieces now. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Viewpoints 9 - Cycle 1. SAQA Auction quilt- Indigo #1.
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Viewpoints 9 : 9=Nein=No Gallery
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An international collective of fiber artists exploring sources of inspiration and creativity. Please click each artist's name to learn more about their piece. Note: Images above are relative size. Nine Noes and a Golden Yes (9" x 27"), Alicia Merrett. Smashed (34" x 19"), Betty Busby. It Would Be Impolite to Say No (27"x27"), Diane Wright. Self-breakthrough (18" x 27"), Lin Hsin-Chen. Yes and No (10" x 30"), Kate Themel. Other Worldly (18" x 18"), Lisa-Marie Sanders. Alp Sigel (9" x 27"), Martha Wolfe.
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