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This one belongs to a friend now. Love the circle motif. Need to make more like this.
This is a fabric tapestry. No batting, no quilting. Just patchwork, stitched onto a fabric foundation and backed with a whole cloth panel.
"Crow Country" by Monica McGregor. She named this quilt in honor of quilter Nancy Crow. Interesting how the light X blocks are surrounded with dark sashing, and the dark X blocks are surrounded by light sashing. Very nice! Thank you to Bridget for telling me who made this quilt!
Now belongs to a friend who says it will go perfectly with her purple and green rug and red couch. Or something like that. And it will!
I'm intrigued with the way scale indicates depth in this piece. I want to push it further. I see a series.
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Textile Wall Art | " Of Goodness" " | ORIGINAL | FRAMED 8 x 10 inch This textured + minimal original textile artwork "Of Goodness " is full of repurposed linen, felt and cottons. Earthy linen fabrics + upcycled fabric pieces are layered + stitched in this modern piece that's full of creative freedom + sure to bring joy to any space! Size : 8 x 10 inch FRAME Made in my studio + one of a kind FREE SHIPPING within USA www.meghanpauleynespeca.com
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Textile Wall Art | " Authentic Dreaming " | ORIGINAL | FRAMED 8 x 10 inch This modern + minimal original textile artwork "Authentic Dreaming" is full of linen fabrics, wool felt and cottons. Earthy and modern, this textile collage is framed in an 8 x 10 inch frame and is full of creative freedom! Size : 8 x 10 inch FRAME Made in my studio + one of a kind www.meghanpauleynespeca.com
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Shop Works for sale – visual details and text can be seen on my ’Embroideries’ page. Please contact me via the contact page to purchase work. ‘Stac Pollaidh’ 62cm x 145cm botanica…
Contemporary small art quilt, completely hand sewn using colours inspired by nature. This small art quilt will make a stylish, decorative addition to any wall or table. Handmade in my Nottingham studio using collaged vintage fabric pieces; slow stitched with embroidery in soft shades of sage green and yellow ochre. The edges have been neatly bound by hand and on the reverse, another piece of vintage fabric featuring embroidered leaf detail. This piece of decorative textile art will add a touch of contemporary style to any interior with it's neutral colours, whether hanging on a wall or placed on an occasional table as a decorative piece. If the piece is to be hung, your own hanger, clips or frame is required. Measures: 14cm x 14cm. Recommended Cleaning Instructions: The piece is best cleaned by occasionally using a soft clean brush or lint remover to gently remove any surface dust. Please Note: Colours may vary slightly to those shown due to different screen settings, but I do try to show as true representation as possible of the colours in the images.
Based near Beauly in the Highlands of Scotland, Kim’s work is a direct response to her environment. What is seen and gathered on walks along forest trails changes with the seasons and feeds into Ki…
End of January 2019, how the heck did that happen? Oh yes, it happened because time flies when you’re having fun, and I have been having fun, handstitching daily for the last 50 odd days. I h…
Based near Beauly in the Highlands of Scotland, Kim’s work is a direct response to her environment. What is seen and gathered on walks along forest trails changes with the seasons and feeds into Ki…
Based near Beauly in the Highlands of Scotland, Kim’s work is a direct response to her environment. What is seen and gathered on walks along forest trails changes with the seasons and feeds into Ki…
Based near Beauly in the Highlands of Scotland, Kim’s work is a direct response to her environment. What is seen and gathered on walks along forest trails changes with the seasons and feeds into Ki…
Based near Beauly in the Highlands of Scotland, Kim’s work is a direct response to her environment. What is seen and gathered on walks along forest trails changes with the seasons and feeds into Ki…
Based near Beauly in the Highlands of Scotland, Kim’s work is a direct response to her environment. What is seen and gathered on walks along forest trails changes with the seasons and feeds into Ki…
Based near Beauly in the Highlands of Scotland, Kim’s work is a direct response to her environment. What is seen and gathered on walks along forest trails changes with the seasons and feeds into Ki…
Based near Beauly in the Highlands of Scotland, Kim’s work is a direct response to her environment. What is seen and gathered on walks along forest trails changes with the seasons and feeds into Ki…
Based near Beauly in the Highlands of Scotland, Kim’s work is a direct response to her environment. What is seen and gathered on walks along forest trails changes with the seasons and feeds into Ki…
A couple of folks on my Facebook page asked about how I made my scrappy brooches, and as it happens I recently made a step-by-step record of the process. I made this scarf using my overlock/serger…
I stitch all day on the front side of my quilts. The journey from idea to final is often full of surprises. I look for that in each piece like finding a needle among pins.
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This one-of-a-kind textile collage is part of a 31 piece collection created with small remnants of vintage kimonos. The fabrics are collaged onto a 3x4 inch base of quilt batting and embellished with hand stitching and embroidery. The collage is stitch mounted onto 140-lb high quality watercolor paper making the total measurement of the piece 5x7, perfect for framing. Any imperfections or perceived flaws in the fabrics are intentionally left and made part of the composition thus adding to the overall story of the piece. This piece is number 8/31 and signed.
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