Guild Archives

Fully lined, double people coat with special fabric. Using special ordered fabric I made a coat for “US”.

Frame loom weaving using a variety of yarns for the weft This frame loom weaving of my 1960 Austin Healy “Bug Eye” Spirit was fun to do.

Using felt and beads for cut out hands on fabric. Shows sign language of song. A wonderful way to use our hands

Woven on home loom using a variety of yarns. Using a variety of yarns, I made a strip, cut the strip and put together for a fun coat.

computer used to copy print onto fabric Computer used to print on fabric a picture of the chairs at our NSNG meeting.

Using silk and many layers of fabric, I took my photo & made a quilt of it. This is a computer altered photo of a path I was on. It is reminiscent of my life. Besides silk, I layered many different fabrics.

As Teacher Annie Lullie taught me, I learned to use color. A no-sew technique & adding stuff completed it. “Floating Colors” just kept going; beads, yarns, stitching all got to move on the fabric.

I used 15 items found around the house to knit with. No knitting needles? No problem! Things found can be used to knit samples and a basket.

Frame loom weaving using a variety of yarns for the weft This frame loom weaving of my 1960 Austin Healy “Bug Eye” Spirit was fun to do.

I pounded flowers and leaves onto fabric for color. The doodled with pens & beads. Flower and leaf pounding gives an interesting effect on fabric. I then doodled with pens and beads.