Hand-dyed, heat bonded appliqué, machine stitched. Growing up in a family if 4 children, we had our share of split milk at the dinner table. Now at family gatherings when the drinks overturn we all stand up, toast and cheer.
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Cheers
EntwinedPat Kroth
Wool, silk, cotton, mixed content fibers. Machine stitched and shaped. I am inspired by the natural texture of branches, vines and bark.
BranchingPat Kroth
Hand dyed & commercial cotton fabrics, heat bonded appliqué, tulle overlays, machine stitched. Inspired by looking up into the trees while hiking in northern Wisconsin woods.
Sew SweetPat Kroth
Hand dyed and commercial fabrics, heat-bonded appliqué, found objects, candy wrappers. Machine stitched. In reflecting on the value of materials, I discovered that the candy wrappers behind my couch were almost as entertaining and valuable as my kids who left them there.
High VoltagePat Kroth
Hand-dyed and commercial fabrics, heat bonded appliqué, machine stitched. The joy of creating sometimes cascades into an abundance of kinetic energy. My partner, an electrician by occupation, and my patron of the arts, keeps me grounded.
Garden StompPat Kroth
Hand-dyed cotton, tulle, netting, postage stamps. I like to collect and incorporate non-traditional materials in my work, including postage stamps. I admire these mini-works of art. I added stamps from my collection & my dad’s.
Chicago Corn CobsCindy Kuo
Hand dyed fabrics, digital print outs, quilting. Until recently, I didn’t realize that what I referred to as the corn cobs was in fact called Marina Tower. To me I have always just called them the Corn Cobs. [Part of the Chicago Icon series]
Chicago FlagCindy Kuo
Hand pieced, quilted. This piece is made to the actual dimensions of the Chicago Flag. It is totally reversible. The front stars are pieced. On the back the stars are fused. [Part of the Chicago Icon series]
Nine LovesCindy Kuo
Photoshop, digital printing on fabric, hand stitching. Last year I did a piece called Nine Lives. Photos of the 9 cats we have had over the years. This year it was the dogs’ turn. At the start of this project we had 9 dogs spread between my household and the households of my children. WeContinue reading “Nine Loves
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