Quilt project – part 3
I’ve done a little more, and I’m not entirely satisfied, but don’t have time or beads to make it better. This is what happens when you don’t do samples: you don’t realize that the oranges that looked enough different in the tube are almost exactly alike on the fabric. Also, there’s a couple of lines…
Quilt project – part 2
Okay, I can go a bit too far sometimes. I wanted this to look more like a fish, more scaly and fewer lines, so I’m sewing the beads on individually. I like the effect, but I didn’t really allow enough time for it. And I liked the look of these small transparent flat ab sequins…
Another list of blogs added
Here you go! Jean Campbell (yes, THAT Jean Campbell) Artesania Be & Bead Tündrüs Gyöngydoboza
Quilt project
A coworker at a former place of employment (a former coworker at a former place of employment?) is retiring, and for a gift, one coworker is putting together a memory quilt. She asked for photos, did photo transfers onto squares of fabric, and we are to embellish them in any fashion we’d like. I think…
The Always-On Artist
This evening, I attended this talk given by Dennis Cass, subtitled “Technology, Creativity, and the Making of Meaning in the 21st Century. David’s blog is entitled “Dennis Cass wants you to be more awesome,” purposefully an ill-defined title. Dennis is teaches creative nonfiction, has been a literary agent, and is the author of Head Case…