Virginia Spiegel has organized Collage Mania II as a fund raiser for the American Cancer Society. This is just one of several fund raisers she has organized. I’ve been a volunteer and a telephone co-ordinator for Busom Buddies in Florida, volunteered for Hospice in FL and MO, and, oh yes, I should mention that I’m [...]
Archive for January, 2008
Collage Mania II
January 29, 2008UT Exhibit
January 24, 2008Uncommon Threads is an art quilt group that I belong to in Springfield, MO. We’re having a group exhibit at Waverly House, opening Friday, Feb. 1. It’s a nice gallery; so if you’re in town, please, visit.
Three Wishes
January 20, 2008I think I’ve finally gotten over a creative block. Instead of putting a photo image – blop – onto fabric, I’ve cut into it. Thankyou, Jeanne Williamson. Your book THE UNCOMMON QUILTER turned on the light bulbs. Funny how you know something all along, but you need to have your cage rattled now and then. [...]
You Make My Day!
January 10, 2008
Pam gave me a “YOU MAKE MY DAY” award. Thank you, Pam. You make my day too. And I’m supposed to name 10 people/blogs who make my day. Well here are the blogs at the top of my list that I’m always checking in on for inspiration, humor, or just being nosey.
Of course, [...]
String Quilt Directions
January 4, 2008Chris Predd asked for directions for the string quilt I started. (scroll down. ) I was inspired by Melody Johnson’s picture of her’s on her blog. (Navigate to find blog post for Monday, Nov. 2, 2007.) Not positive how Melody did her’s, but this is how I’m doing mine.
Start with left over scraps. Here is [...]
Happy New Year 2008
January 2, 2008What are your New Year’s resolutions? I have two.
Simplify my life and get rid of stuff.
That sort of goes hand in hand doesn’t it? I’ve been working on the former for several years and now I’m going to get serious about the latter!
To change the subject – Have you ever seen a Jade Plant bloom? [...]
I am a fiber artist whose always been in love with anything "fuzzy." My evolution has been from a weaver to knitter to silk painter to quilter. I knit for relaxation and currently do pieced, fused, and/or appliqued, art quilts inspired by my photographs.
