I was out walking with the camera this morning, thinking that I am so privileged to be surrounded with process. And the time to consider it. Jude Hill* The finished art quilt has a slight vintage look, even though the embroidery style is more contemporary. In my mind the blue hues works well together with […]
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Valentine’s day around the corner
Sitting here with a cup of coffee. I’m overwhelmed with the response to the postcard swap, and wow, thanks for all your kind comments on my Dixieland Tree Embroidery! I’m glowing with pride. Each comment you write makes me want to sew 100 stitches more! If you read my blog last year you might remember […]
Angelina fibers – inspiration book in Swedish
After my post on how cool the angelina fiber is I also want to tell you about a Swedish inspiration book that is just as seductive as the material itself… In the Swedish book Angelina – fibrer som förför by Lena Blommegård you will find even more information about the material and some lovely inspiration! […]
Art Quilting | Not your grandmothers craft but sti...
More fabric art today. My grandmother was born in 1918. That’s a long time ago. She gets mad about all the references everywhere to the internet. – When things get interesting the always stops now and say You can find more information on the internet. They write it in the newspaper, say it on the […]
Art Quilt | Summer Playtime
I’ve been experimenting some with fabric and paint and sewing this summer. Just playing a bit, having fun and not expecting much of an outcome because I didn’t know what I was doing. When you have no expectations on your creation if often surprises you. Both my experiments turned out really nice and I’m pretty […]