Paper piecing. This project was inspired by the exhibit “Women and Anger: Resistance, Power and Inspiration”.
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No! I Will Not Be Quiet!
The Flies, Dragon and ButterCarole Bates
Hand needle turn applique, hand quilted, embroidery. This piece is hand needle turn applique and hand quilted. Original design for wreath and border. Flower and dragonfly from Mary Sorenson’s “What’s the Buzz” pattern.
A Study in Gray & VioletEsther Behnke
Machine pieced with trim and machine quilted. It took a long time to choose the right pattern to showcase the grays I collected and set them off with the lilacs and violets.
TLittle 9-Patch in Black & TanitleEsther Behnke
Machine pieced and quilted.
A Walk Uphill in LavenderEsther Behnke
Machine pieced and quilted. This little quilt used up a lot of scraps. The entire quilt was made of left over scraps from other quilts.
Tea with Frida (Felted Teapot)Cynthia Boudreau
Felted teapot with beaded embellishments. Inspired by Frida Kahlo, this felted teapot with removeable felted stopper is a hollow resist created shape. Embellished with felted flowers, beads and milagro charms.
Landscape ICynthia Boudreau
Nuno felted from silkscreened and hand dyed silk and wool materials. Hand embellished with beading. Inspired by Frida Kahlo, this felted teapot with removeable felted stopper is a hollow resist created shape. Embellished with felted flowers, beads and milagro charms.
Landscape IICynthia Boudreau
Nuno felted from silkscreened and hand dyed silk and wool materials. Hand embellished with beading. Felted wall piece inspired by land and water shapes, created with resists from hand dyed and silk screened silk and wool materials. Hand beaded.
Bubbling Up (Felted Teapot)Cynthia Boudreau
Felted teapot shape with removeable stopper. Embellished with acrylic balls and glass beads. Inspired by feelings “bubbling up”, the familiar shape of a teapot brings comfort. Separate stopper on hollow felted teapot embellished by glass and acrylic beads.
Pod (Felted Teapot)Cynthia Boudreau
Felted teapot shape with resist created openings and separate stopper, embellished with beading and charms. Inspired by seed pods, this felted teapot with separate removeable stopper has unique resist formed shapes embellished with beading and charms.
Shed SkinRoberta Bragg
Hand knit. Days of driving; little sleep./ Turnpike rest stop./ Away from the cars and into the trees./ There, in a small clearing, She stood./ Trunk like a dancer’s body arched back./ A sweep of slim branches and leaves – hair swept back./ Wrinkled bark open to sky./ 2 small branches tipped with sparre leavedContinue reading “Shed Skin
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Cedar Lake MemoriesJoan Bratton
Machine quilted. My first work using this technique. Invokes childhood memories of grandparent’s cottage.
Natural GlitzJoan Bratton
Hand beaded and stitched, machine quilted. Natural Glitz is the result of a workshop with Lisa Binkley. We each selected a print to work on and then designed the embellishments in collaboration with Lisa.
Corallina, Goddess of the ReefsShelley Brucar
Stiffened fabric, surface design, paper collage, beading. My goddess series is about strong women. Some of these goddesses are from mythology and some are imagined by me. Corallina protects our reefs which are being bleached and are dying as a result of warming seas. Fabric and paper sculpture.
Medeina, Goddess of the ForestShelley Brucar
Stiffened fabric, surface design, paper collage, beading. My goddess series is about strong women. Some of these goddesses are from mythology and some are imagined by me. Medeina is the Baltic goddess of the Forest. Fabric and paper sculpture.
Solara, Goddess of the EclipseShelley Brucar
Stiffened fabric, surface design, paper collage, beading. My goddess series is about strong women. Some of these goddesses are from mythology and some are imagined by me. Solara was inspired by a friend who had great excitement about and traveled. Far for the best possible viewing of the August eclipse.
Graffiti Trees 2Shelley Brucar
Surface design, paper collage. The Graffiti Trees series grew out of my love for birch trees. After the first Graffiti Trees piece, I wanted to see what these trees would look like in the sunset. Paper collage.
Bon MarriagePenny Burns
Hand quilted/embroidered. I made this quilt for a dear friend in Paris on the occasion of her marriage. Her favorite places are embroidered on the map.