Art Quilters?
01-09-2012, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by dixie_fried
My introduction to art quilting was via this lovely, brilliant, artistic woman: http://artwithaneedle.blogspot.com/
Kathy is the mother of a friend of mine. She's so amazing that I find art quilting intimidating! Nothing I can imagine would hold a candle to her works that have shown all over the globe.
Lovely photos everyone!
Kathy is the mother of a friend of mine. She's so amazing that I find art quilting intimidating! Nothing I can imagine would hold a candle to her works that have shown all over the globe.
Lovely photos everyone!
01-09-2012, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
Quilting Arts magazine is also a fantastic resource. There are techniques and projects in every issue and the website has more than 20 free eBooks which are actually collections of past articles on a particular subject (e.g., fabric painting, binding & finishing, image transfer & photo quilts, etc). I can't provide a link to it due to QB's 'non-competitive' rule, but it's easy enough to find.
01-27-2012, 06:16 PM
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South Bound ... I Wish!
Here's my latest art quilt. A small 12" X 12" theme piece based on the word South. It was my first attempt at freestyle designing a curved, foundation piece flying geese pattern. I fused applique geese Sillouettes for a realistic contrast. My beginning point was cutting out the geese and then finding the appropriate background fabric to fuse them to. That's when I decided I wanted the descending foundation pieced path to indicate a flock of south bound geese. In Alaska we have had almost 7 feet of snow since late October - a record breaker here - so I'm truly feeling the urge to be South Bound.
What have the rest of you been art quilting? Don't be shy. Show & Tell please.
What have the rest of you been art quilting? Don't be shy. Show & Tell please.
Last edited by Judebug; 01-27-2012 at 06:21 PM.
01-28-2012, 07:10 AM
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Great job judebug! Havent done anything yet as our art quilt group has been working on different dyeing techniques, Did find an inspiration for a rust dyeing piece I want to do but so many irons in the fire wirg xlasses dont know when I will get it done.
01-31-2012, 02:11 PM
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Alaskan Sunsets are Vibrant
Thanks for your positive feedback on my South Bound art quilt. This photo was taken from my back deck and is typical of our beautiful sunsets here in Alaska. It was the inspiration for my background fabric.
02-01-2012, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Judebug
Thanks for your positive feedback on my South Bound art quilt. This photo was taken from my back deck and is typical of our beautiful sunsets here in Alaska. It was the inspiration for my background fabric.
02-02-2012, 07:22 PM
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OK! so how do you define an "ART QUILT" or an "ART QUILTER"?
Is it applique", is it the "thread art" on the quilt top? Is it because it looks like "modern art"? I've seen too many variations of what folks call an "Art QUilt".... would really like to know. I may even , but probably not, fall into that category.
Is it applique", is it the "thread art" on the quilt top? Is it because it looks like "modern art"? I've seen too many variations of what folks call an "Art QUilt".... would really like to know. I may even , but probably not, fall into that category.
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