Wednesday Quote
Mid-October already! I’ve spent the week at home, time slowly unfurling. I’ve sat in my studio preparing fabrics, dreaming of new projects, and making – of course, always making. The two months of Toni Hill’s online participation in Unbound – the FibreArts Take Two course I’m taking – are now over. I can’t believe how…
In between the usual comings and goings, I feel that this week, I made progress; more stitches have been added to my vessel piece. Tiny stitches tracing the edges, building depth, reinforcing the form. The vessel continues to take shape. Each stitch is a moment—some quick and effortless, others requiring more care, like the ebb…
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As quilters and textile artists, most of us started – and are used to – sewing strips of fabrics together to create stripes that we then cut in different ways to create other designs. So it is no wonder that we are still sewing strips of fabric together. It seems to be the basis of…
The key feature in the Helsinki Bus Station Theory is that it urges you to not simply do more work, but to do more re-work.
I will be in Canmore at the end of September for a trunk show and a 2-day workshop.