Please don’t poison us!

Kim Berry-Rogers

I hand dyed a vintage tablecloth for the background. I painted in the dead tree using acrylic paints. The Saw-Whet Owl was hand embroidered and added into the tree followed by other organic embroidery. This piece was inspired from a photo by Leroy Buckley, used with his permission.

Amari (Courage)

Kim Berry-Rogers

Fabric collage using cottons, batiks, hand dyed fabrics, fabric pens and pencils. Started in a class two years ago with Sandra Mollen. This quilt was a true labor of love.

Skimming the coral reef

Kim Berry-Rogers

Hand embroidered using wools, cottons, silk and mohair threads. Many natural elements were used including, shells, starfish, driftwood, coral, oysters, fish skeleton, several varieties of fresh water pearls. Antique, vintage linens and lace were repurposed. Stitched on a vintage wooden skimboard.

Indian Summer

Kim Berry-Rogers

Fabric background, overpainted with watercolor. Hand embroidered trees and foliage. Cotton, wool, cashmere and silk threads were used to create the scenery.

Where the Rainbow Ends

Lu Betcher

Hand knit using a blend of Merino wool, cashmere, and nylon fingering weight yarn. Fourteen color mini skeins were used along with a skein of a black/white/grey skein for added interest to one side of the scarf.

Winter Birds

Cynthia Boudreau

Felted with several types of wool, yarns and silk and then machine and hand stitched for detail, gratitude stone embedded.

Serendipity

Shelley Brucar

Hand woven, pulled warp threads, hand dyed cotton and silk fabric strips, needle-felting, fabric stiffening