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MY DAILY ART PROJECTS
For more than a decade I've been doing daily (and sometimes weekly) art projects. In 2012 it was hand-stitching. Check them all out:
7STITCH
Crossroads 4, appearing in 7STITCH: Contemporary Testile Art from Kentucky and the Surrounding States, Morehead KY, June 1 - August 30
SEASONAL PALETTE
My quilt "Big Ice" is at top left on the cover. The exhibit, organized by Studio Art Quilt Associates, debuted at the International Quilt Festival in Houston in November.
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Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of bark is this? Love the color!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what it is -- just something I walked past. I can reliably identify maple, oak and ginkgo trees, provided they still have their leaves. Everything else is a mystery.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw this picture before I read the title, I was thinking, "Burnt-out silk velvet with dark grey appliques and coral beads." It really could translate to fabric. It also resembles eucalyptus bark, but I don't think you have them in Kentucky?
ReplyDeleteLinda Laird
Beautiful! Nature is the master of the full image as well as the detail shot.
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