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Harmony III

Jaclyn. Bae

Machine quilted, discharged, hand dyed. If I can hold my life-time moments and express my past, present and future, then how can I possibly represent those? I discharged the blue color from family’s old jeans to cut, arrange, and sew it. While doing my works, I found that I had been somewhere within my memories.Continue reading “Harmony III

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Harmony IV

Jaclyn. Bae

Machine quilted, discharged, hand dyed. Each person lives life in a different way, but no one can live alone. We need to lean on each other in our exhausting life. I believe that God has made my home a nest to love and heal each other and receive strength to live in our life. HarmonyContinue reading “Harmony IV

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The Birth of Hope

Jaclyn J. Bae

Hand dyed paper, hand folded. I dyed papers and folded them in a traditional Korean paper folding technique. It represents life as hope in a hopeless world. Design Source – Original.

The Wave

Jaclyn J. Bae

Hand dyed paper, hand folded, machine stitched. A while ago I went to my home country and visited southern shorelines. The color of the sea kept changing as if the waves were dancing without weariness. Design Source – Original.

Spring I

Jaclyn Bae

It was a long, cold winter. COVID-19 stopped everything, and many lives were lost. People became wary of each other, and it felt impossible to meet with loved ones. Yet we endured with hope, waiting for spring. (Hand dyed, discharged color of used denim jeans, hand rolled up.)

Spring II

Jaclyn Bae

It was a long, cold winter. COVID-19 stopped everything, and many lives were lost. People became wary of each other, and it felt impossible to meet with loved ones. Yet we endured with hope, waiting for spring. (Hand dyed, discharged color of used denim jeans, hand rolled up.)

Spring III

Jaclyn Bae

It was a long, cold winter. COVID-19 stopped everything, and many lives were lost. People became wary of each other, and it felt impossible to meet with loved ones. Yet we endured with hope, waiting for spring. (Hand dyed, discharged color of used denim jeans, hand rolled up.)

Spring IV

Jaclyn Bae

It was a long, cold winter. COVID-19 stopped everything, and many lives were lost. People became wary of each other, and it felt impossible to meet with loved ones. Yet we endured with hope, waiting for spring. (Hand dyed, discharged color of used denim jeans, hand rolled up.)

Umbrian Fields

Tricia Baldwin

Machine pieced, hand quilted and beaded. The eclectic use of fabric, fibers and beads gives this piece the feel of warmth and movement. So fun using so many media!

Embellished bag

Tricia Baldwin

Hand embellished with beads, various threads and ribbons. Machine sewn into a bag. Thoroughly enjoyed the class! I left with new skills to use in my future projects.

Cathedral Doves

Tricia Baldwin

Machine pieced, long arm quilted, wool blocks hand embroidered and embellished. This piece incorporates a variety of mixed media textiles (cotton, wool, silk, home decor). Learning the techniques of combining all these mediums was a rewarding challenge. Long arm quilting by Vonnie Johnson. Design Source – Design and kit by Lynn Schmitt, A Different BoxContinue reading “Cathedral Doves

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