Sculptural metal & stone – embellished with multiple fabric, beads & braiding, I love the look of “hard” materials of stone and metal with soft, fluid materials of fiber.
Exhibition Year Archives
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PeaceCandace Hoffman
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Jungle SplendorLois Jacobs
Raw edge appliqué, ink drawing, thread painting, machine quilting, This is my first true art quilt. I always wanted to do parrots. They are so colorful! I hope to make more in the future.
Ode to IcelandAlice Jenks
(somehow I missed this piece. If you have a photo of it, please e-mail it to me. Thanks-317)
Midnight SparklesAlice Jenks
Beading, This is my interpretation of a classic beading stitch, Right Angle Weave. The center embellishment is what makes it original and special.
Blue Calico RoseArline Kingwill
Hand appliqué, hand quilted, Started in the 1950’s, finally finished this year.
Woven Conversation ScarfLaurie Korte
Hand woven on a floor loom with an assortment of yarns &adding embellishments, Hand woven on a floor loom with an assortment of yarns &adding embellishments
Spiral DancePat Kroth
Heat-bonded fiber fragments, found objects, tulle overlays, machine stitched. I coached gymnastics for over 15 years. The gymnastics ribbons were one of the favorites of teachers and students alike.
Maple MedleyPat Kroth
Hand-dyed, sun-printed cotton, images of leaves. Machine stitched, Fall is my favorite season of the year for its brilliant color display and swirling winds of change.
Gingko ShadowsPat Kroth
Hand-dyed, sunprinted images of leaves. Appliqué gingko leaves. Machine pieced & quilted, I love gingko leaves for their elegant and graceful silhouettes.
Garden DelightPat Kroth
Hand-dyed fabrics. Machine stitched, This is my garden in my mind’s eye….
Straight from the DryerCindy Kuo
Layered dryer fabric sheets sewn together and tea dyed; beading, This is a garment that I made and entered into one of the GreenCraft magazines. It is using what you would normally throw away after drying the clothes and turning it into something wearable.
Colour Wheel Quilt #1Cindy Kuo
Patchwork, Looking at a colour wheel really puts a big smile on my face. I am working on a series of quilts where I take different patterns from the colour wheel, make 9-patch squares from 2″ squares and then sew those 9-patch squares together. The colour combinations seem to be endless.
Colour Wheel Quilt #5Cindy Kuo
Patchwork, Looking at a colour wheel really puts a big smile on my face. I am working on a series of quilts where I take different patterns from the colour wheel, make 9-patch squares from 2″ squares and then sew those 9-patch squares together. The colour combinations seem to be endless.
Outback WanderingsCindy Kuo
Piecework, The colours of the Australian outback are extremely vivid. It is a very harsh and unforgiving land but it can also be very beautiful.
Fields of EnchantmentNatasha Lehrer
Hand dyed fibers from local farms, hand spun yarns, beading, wet felting & hand sewing, This piece was inspired by the beauty of agriculture and the land. As a farmer, I appreciate the land and its importance, yet as an artist I grasp the beauty as well. The piece represents fields and a sunrise overContinue reading “Fields of Enchantment
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Tiny CalamityNatasha Lehrer
Wet felting, hand dyed, stitching, This piece was made of little bits collected from other projects – scraps, leftovers, mishaps. But then, that’s like life. So thus comes my title, Tiny Calamity. That is the point at which we realize all our little scraps can really be crafted into a masterpiece in the hands ofContinue reading “Tiny Calamity
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Woman at the WellNatasha Lehrer
Needle felting, hand dyed, wet felted, resists used, embellishing, beads and wire work, Vessels are a simple shape, but I love to see how to make them complex, embellished and unique! The process is so fun and each one I create is different.