Silver Pansy Bracelet

Sue Babbs

Handmade bobbin lace in silk & metallic threads, with added Swarovski crystals. Lace made using Torchon and Gravenmoer techniques.

Harebells

Sue Babbs

Hand made bobbin lace. This necklace is worked in linen threads, in moorland colours, with coordinating glass beads.

Evening on Swan Lake

Sue Babbs

Bobbin lace (hand made) and needle-felted. The swan photographs were taken at the Chicago Botanic Garden one summer evening.

Catawampus: A Diagonal, Askew Boook

Sue Babbs

Bobbin lace, free machine embroidery & book making techniques. The book demonstrates the meaning & historical usage of the work “catawampus” – diagonal; askew; awry; kitty-cornered; a fierce, imaginary animal.

Time Flies

Sue Babbs

The wings are worked in needle lace in silk and metallic threads. The clock face is made from Shrink Plastic, and the body is painted silk. The “numerals” on the clock face spell “Tempus Fugit” (the Latin for Time Flies). The needlelace wings were worked over a background photo of real dragonfly wings.

Fall Entrance

Sue Babbs

Photo edited then printed on fabric and hand-embroidered. This photo was taken of the entrance to the Enabling Garden on 5 November 2015. It shows the lovely fall colors on the day Gale Wessel suggested this project to our group. Design Source – Original.

Crinum Augustum ‘Queen Emma’

Sue Babbs

Photo printed on silk then hand-embroidered and beaded. This beautiful flower was growing in the middle greenhouse on 5 November 2015 – the day Gale Wessel suggested this project for our group. Design Source – Original.

Christmas Lights

Sue Babbs

Photo printed on silk and hand-beaded. An interesting effect was achieved when taking this photo at night of the Christmas lights in the Esplanade. The photo was not edited in any way! Design Source – Original.

Harmony I

Jaclyn J. Bae

Machine quilted. Harmony I is a merge of traditional Korean forms with western style materials. My intention is to harmonize the two cultures and to bridge the gap of cultures.

Harmony II

Jaclyn J. Bae

Machine quilted, hand coiled. It shows harmony of my family, harmony of different cultures, harmony of generations, harmony of you and me.

Harmony VI

Jaclyn J. Bae

Hand dyed paper. Traditional Korean paper folding. Who am I? I can’t answer that in one word because my life has not been simple. During the past 47 years, even though I lived in different surroundings, I accomplished something new every day. Each day in the past has made me the person I am today.Continue reading “Harmony VI

Jaclyn J. Bae

Composition

Christine K. Bae

Fabric colllage by using printed and hand painted fabrics. Bonded with Wonder Wonder. I tried contemporary quilt without sewing machine. This artwork is created for composed colors and shapes only by using scissors.