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They didn’t suit me after all Revisions Long division Adjusting to new territory Adjusting Titles auditioning for my art piece in progress. It will be made of 20 pieced squares representing landscapes. The titles...
fabric / Landscape / stitching
by Catherine · Published October 7, 2019 · Last modified April 16, 2020
They didn’t suit me after all Revisions Long division Adjusting to new territory Adjusting Titles auditioning for my art piece in progress. It will be made of 20 pieced squares representing landscapes. The titles...
bookmaking / paper / thread
by Catherine · Published October 2, 2019 · Last modified August 14, 2021
The second book I made at a Chapter II workshop with Margo Klass was the buttonhole book. I really enjoyed making this structure and made a second one at home. I bought more large...
I didn’t go to California for Becca’s birthday party. I really wanted to make her a gift instead, so I crocheted a shawl. Pattern: Spun Gold from The Crochet Project I love Ravelry. Finished...
bookmaking / eco dyeing / paper
by Catherine · Published August 16, 2019 · Last modified August 14, 2021
Sixteen plant portraits on Hahnemühle Ingres paper I made these in preparation for Margo Klass’s concertina class tomorrow. I will need to use 8 to 12 of them for glueing into the album. When...
Detail of an intersection of patches. I added a beige strip to the left side of my stitched piece to give the figure there more breathing room. I had to attach some patches to...
fabric / Fragments / stitching / thread
by Catherine · Published June 3, 2019 · Last modified September 5, 2019
I’m working on a project under the guidance of Jude Hill of Spiritcloth in her Patchwork in Perspective course. I’ve wanted to do this for a long time, and it is a revelation. I...
beads / bookmaking / charms / eco dyeing / fabric / paper / stitching
by Catherine · Published May 22, 2019 · Last modified September 12, 2019
I stitched my four winds books into a dyed and embroidered cloth cover. The cover was made from an old damask napkin, folded in half. The pages were attached with a three-hole pamphlet stitch....