Alice Jenks
Beading. During a week-long session of the Split Rock Seminar at the University of Minnesota in July 2006 with Virginia Blakelock and Carol Perrenoud, Carol taught us how to make her Sea Urchin bracelet. It incorporates glass daggers from the Czech Republic and assorted seed beads. The hidden closure is a large hook and eyeContinue reading “Shimmering Sea Urchin
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Alice Jenks
Right-angle weave beading At the beginning of a seminar on Right-Angle Weave Beading with David Chatt at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in
Alice Jenks
Free-form Beading This was started in a week-long session of the Split Rock Seminar at the University of Minnesota in July 2006 with
Alice Jenks
Beading. This was taught to me at a weekend retreat of the “Beaders’ Day Out” group by Doris Weinbaum, owner of the Bead in Hand store In Oak Park. The pattern came from the book “Beader’s Stash.” It is a compilation of patterns from various bead stores. This design was by Carol Cook and AnneContinue reading “Rose and Burgundy Collar
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Catherine Kleczewski
Put a Box top picture on Front Left Side (as on a puzzle box top) that shows that the Puzzle will look like when you reassemble the pieces on the back. Piece was appliquéd & then assembled onto a shirt. I used two colors of sweatshirt fleece and made the shirt half pink and halfContinue reading “Puzzle This!
Catherine Kleczewski
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Laurie Korte
Machine pieced, iron-on metallic thread, crystal beads, fabric sticks, some hand painted fabrics, double-needle play. When I look out my window I see the sun setting through black willow trees. The colors beautifully sway and change every evening, all summer long.
Laurie Korte
Hand painted, shibori, tulle-trapped appliqué, adhesives, felted wool, yo-yo’s, ? strips, cut-out ?, glittered fabric, fabric manipulation, machine quilted in layers and squished for movement. Inspiration was endless for this creation. Mickey Lawler’s fabric painting techniques as well as Bonnie McCaffey’s fantasy fabric ideas added to my already overflowing imagination that is constantly stretched byContinue reading “3DC
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Dorothy Kroll
Hand piecing and quilting; machine piecing and quilting Find the cross-eyed Prince. View the back to see the Prince and His Bride. From a block by Pepper Cory called Pepper’s Pepper.
Dorothy Kroll
Machine pieced and quilted Along with my African fabric and fabric from a friend, I made this quilt as a symbol of our friendship.
Pat Kroth
Hand-dyed, discharged, over-dyed and sun-printed cotton, machine stitched. The natural silhouettes of these simple weeds attracted me with their pure energy.
Pat Kroth
Hand-dyed, discharged, overdyed cotton. Machine pieced and stitched. I reflected on this piece while training for a long distance bike trip in Florence.
Cindy Kuo
Hand dyed fabric, machine quilted, hand beaded Rain is a constant in Hong Kong. Every where you look, there are people with umbrellas, trying to stay out of the rain.
Cindy Kuo
Beaded embroidery With every little bead sewn, another thought is woven. In the Chinese culture, 8 is a very lucky number. Many of the elements of this embroidery are based on the number 8.
Cindy Kuo
Beaded embroidery I am an unofficial member of the Beaded Journal Project. This is my July page. I used found objects from a trip to Hong Kong in July and included memories of my trip. The pandas are included as my daughter was working with the new pandas in Hong Kong.
Cindy Kuo
Hand dyed fabric, machine quilted Fabric was dyed in a gradation from bright yellow to Chinese red.
Roberta Levin
Paper pieced; long arm machine quilted by self. Originally intended as a wedding gift…
Mary Lischalk
Paper piecing, machine piecing, hand painted, machine quilted
Mary Lischalk
Hand dyed fabrics by quilter, machine appliqué, embroidered and quilted using wool batting. The lady slipper is hand painted. This quilt was constructed as part of a challenge for the 62nd Annual Orchid Show in Miami, Florida. I chose the lady slipper to honor wild orchids.
