Nine more beads for the big project of 30. The bead in the upper right hand corner is another new pattern inspired by last week's aha moment. Hoping to finish the 30 beads and be working on the sculpture for next week.
Laura Shea
We are a group of artists coming together to create art on a regular basis. The challenge was put forth to make a finished piece of art each week for 50 weeks. Please join us on this incredible journey.
Friday, February 28, 2014
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Week 4-Christi Beckmann
"Hint of Spring"
Pieced Fabric strips, paint, stitch.
Up here in the mountains there is a very subtle hint of spring as the snow melts off.
However there is certainly more snow to come! But if we get little breaks from the snow we can feel hopeful!
Pieced Fabric strips, paint, stitch.
Up here in the mountains there is a very subtle hint of spring as the snow melts off.
However there is certainly more snow to come! But if we get little breaks from the snow we can feel hopeful!
Week 3 -Christi Beckmann
Tree 5 - Jo Noble
This is a representation of the Great Plains. Wyoming/SouthDakota where the grasses are chest high and a lonely tree is out on the plains.
I stitched the grass to some tear-away stabilizer and layered onto a prepared stitched background.
This won't stand the test of time, but it was fun to play with the grasses, colors and wonderful spirally shape of my twisted fig tree.
Jo Noble
I stitched the grass to some tear-away stabilizer and layered onto a prepared stitched background.
This won't stand the test of time, but it was fun to play with the grasses, colors and wonderful spirally shape of my twisted fig tree.
Jo Noble
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Dimensionality, by Judy Duffield
I was experimenting with the idea of visual texture, and so appliqued a variety of white shapes and fabrics on a white background. I quilted in a number of ways to create and accent dimensionality, and couched a grass seed head on for more texture.
Foothils Sunset, by Judy Duffield
I live right at the base of the Foothills and have been astonished by the sunsets since moving here from the East coast. I dyed this piece of fabric several years ago, but never had a fitting use for it, but the view and scribble stitch brought it all together for me
Totem, by Judy Duffield
I'm just at the start of my art quilting journey, so I've committed to once a month postings as I explore possibilities and techniques. This is an example of scribble quilting, Heather's week one example. I love all things birds, so a feather was a natural choice--a totem, of sorts.
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