Conversations in Cloth exists to support and encourage the creative energy of our members in their pursuit of fiber art and related artistic endeavors. By sharing ideas and knowledge, we will foster the growth of each individual. We meet the last Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm at the Menasha Public Library, Menasha, Wisconsin.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
September 2009 Show and Share
Detail of Zebra by Lois. Every bit of this piece is covered in thread! It's incredible! She's getting this ready to send to Paducah, or other big international shows.
Full view of Zebra by Lois.
A Refracted wall quilt by Lois. It looks shimmery and 3-D, doesn't it?
Lois showed several of these refracted quilts as she will be teaching a class and needed class samples.
Refracted Flowers by Lois.
Refracted Fish by Lois. It looks like you ware seeing them through rippling water ....
Back of Refracted Fish by Lois. This is the base fabric she started with.
Refracted Quilt by Lois
Refracted Penguins by Lois.
Michele's Millifiore quilt-top. This is the 4-patch stacked posey pattern.
Detail of Michele's Millifiore quilt top
Because Michele showed her 4-patch stacked posey quilt top, Karen brought out her Christmas tablecloth WIP. Hmmmh--- kind of looks like artist trading cards in this format. Or tree garland.
Karen's covered buttons made in a class she took earlier this summer. One of them even has beads on it!
Karen's new baby : a 4-harness loom for which she paid less than $150! She's an incredible bargain-hunter and re-purposer! Last year, Karen took a weaving class at the Textile Museum in Minneapolis where she got to work on larger class floor loom. Since then, she's been looking for a loom of her own.
Karen's cat, Howard also wanted to be part of the festivities.
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