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Julie B Booth: April 2015
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Thursday, April 30, 2015. Day #2: Fabric Printing at Home Scavenger Hunt. Welcome to Day #2 of the Fabric Printing at Home Scavenger Hunt. Today is the first Guessing Game and Giveaway Challenge. But first.have you found some kitchen items that will print circles? Here's some of the items that I found in my kitchen. I poked my head into the kitchen catchall drawer (we all have one! The recycling bin and of course, the frig! Are you curious about why I have a lime and a carrot in the above photo? If you'r...
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Julie B Booth: The Printed Fabric Bee Giveaway: Insects!
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Sunday, August 2, 2015. The Printed Fabric Bee Giveaway: Insects! July's Queen Bee was Jane Davila. And she requested that we Worker Bees create fabrics that incorporated insect designs. I was inspired by my recent trip to Cape Cod. We stayed in a house in the woods.which also happened to have a wonderful ocean view (the best of both worlds). What surprised me the most was the constant fluttering that was going on in that woods.not butterflies.but moths! And here are some of the other fabrics you can win.
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Julie B Booth: August 2015
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Tuesday, August 25, 2015. September is Right Around the Corner.Time for Some Classes! Summer is coming to an end here in Northern Virginia.and it's just about time for my September workshops and classes to begin.Here is a "sneak peak"! Hope you can join me for a class or two! September 5 and 6: Patching, Stitching, Weaving: Creating Healing Cloth. This workshop is “near and dear” to my heart! Is a blog post about the last session of this workshop. Wendy S. (Background fabrics made on Day #1 of class).
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Julie B Booth: Fantastic and Furry....Fiber Camp!
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Thursday, August 6, 2015. Fantastic and Furry.Fiber Camp! Today was my second session teaching at The Art League School's Fiber Camp. For session #1). What fun! Lots of different animals.from cute and furry to mythical! Pink cat in process. Posted by Thread Born. The Art League School. August 7, 2015 at 9:22 AM. All creatures great and small. my favourite is the little turtle. August 7, 2015 at 7:05 PM. I always love to see what the kids do.so much creative energy! August 10, 2015 at 1:06 PM. November 12...
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Julie B Booth: Roy Reminder (A Bit Late): This Thursday It's Violet!
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Tuesday, July 14, 2015. Roy Reminder (A Bit Late): This Thursday It's Violet! Hi folks- Sorry this is a bit late this month. I'm enjoying my summer vacation with extended family up in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. This is my "spirit home". I spent almost every summer of my life up here in the Wellfleet area, so I'm happy to be back after a 5 year absence. Sohere is your reminder that it's time for you to get going with your Search for Roy (the colors of the rainbow).this month we're featuring VIOLET. October ...
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- Ann Liddle - FINE
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All Over the Map. These images are from my latest series. I had been doing mostly sculpture but have turned more to 2-D and stitching in the last few years. I work in many fiber mediums and find that I cycle through various mediums and techniques again over time. A couple different times I made sculptures with crochet, other times with knitting or papier-mache. See Ann Liddle's Resume.
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- Julie Booth - FINE
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All Over the Map. The other direction is sculptures built around a wire armature. In the “Chair Series”, I have appliquéd raw edged fabrics with multiple layers of hand stitching and the addition of beadwork. Each piece has a human face. adding the human element yet again but continuing to blur the line between what is human and “non” human. I like to think of these pieces as visual poems. See Julie Booth's Resume. See Julie Booth's Blog.
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- Anne Buchal - FINE
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All Over the Map. Effigies in human and animal form have always held a fascination for people; we relate to them easily; they have power to tell a story and create an emotional reaction. I have always made dolls. As these figures have developed, they were no longer playthings, but became informal sculptures. Literature and myth have supplied themes for many of the pieces. This is a new medium for me and it has turned out to serve me well as a means of expression. See Anne Buchal's Resume.
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- Beth Latture - FINE
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All Over the Map. My work evolves from an intuitive process of combining colors, textures and found objects. A piece develops organically, starting with a concept or an object and growing and changing until I feel an idea is fully expressed. Techniques include fabric appliqué, bead embroidery, painting and collage. I have a fondness for outsider, folk and children's art and strive to achieve a similar freedom of expression and raw creativity. See Beth Latture's Resume.
