Pink Collage Texture Additions

Subtle additions of pink X & Y stitches along 
with my newest favorite screen type fiber

 are building texture and whimsy to this 10" x 10" composition.
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Pink Flowers For Fall

Since fresh flowers from the yard season has past,

 it is fun to create new cheerful flowers from fabric and thread.
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Brave Red Art | Client Comments

I love it when a client send me a photo of their Quilted Art

that has arrived.  It's even sweeter when they express

what the art means to them.  

"The art piece has arrived, Julie! So happy! As my own physical colors fade with age, I am more and more drawn to red accents, bravely railing against the fragile colors of aging! The quick quip, the twinkle in the eye, the wise words - all these are the brave and life giving accents that we senior citizens provide to those living-out-loud youngsters in our lives. (Thanks be to God for the inspiration He gives.)"

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Still Pondering Pink | Playing in The Batik Remnants

As I'm still pondering Pink, I pieced together 

this 10" x 10" inch piece that is 

ready for some hand embroidery embellishment.

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Happy Sunday! | Goodbye Zinnias

Happy Sunday! 

Embracing Fall means pulling out frost bitten Zinnias 

and being thankful for saved seeds ready to plant in Spring. 

Note my assistant, Susa.

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Featured In The Fairview Town Crier

The Fairview Town Crier came out yesterday 

and I was delighted to be one of the monthly featured artists. 

We also have a nice exhibit in the Fairview Library.

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Experimenting With Cold Wax On Real Leaves

As I am exploring ways to add leaf shapes to my current composition,

 I am looking at ways to preserve the brown leaves I collected from the GOA weekend. 

A friend suggested trying rubbing cold wax that painters use to preserve the actual leaves.

 Here they are airing. 

Has anyone else tried this method on real leaves?

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