The group blog of four quiltmakers and textile artists scattered around the world in 4 countries and across three continents.
Our aim is to create a small quilt every three months.
The theme is chosen by the members in turn.
Our website is: www.12bythedozen.weebly.com
Just finished with the helpful advice of my Text'art friends before returning to work for a while. Look forward to seeing all the fine new work in a few weeks.
"Knocking back" the No Parking sign in the upper left corner, and the green signs in the upper right, has really helped the composition, Michele. You can always count on text'art for a thoughtful, no-holds-barred response.
(Our group met on Wednesday and had a most enjoyable day visiting a museum show on The Colours of India, as well as a textile design school and show. We found time for a quick critique session in the parking lot.)
Michele, I'm looking forward to seeing all your great new pieces hanging together at the Hudson show next weekend.
the radial lines all over the piece (even through the no parking sign)- however incidental or not they may have been - makes this composition very cohesive. knocking back those bits that were distracting was indeed what it needed well done - enjoy the gardens
"Knocking back" the No Parking sign in the upper left corner, and the green signs in the upper right, has really helped the composition, Michele. You can always count on text'art for a thoughtful, no-holds-barred response.
ReplyDelete(Our group met on Wednesday and had a most enjoyable day visiting a museum show on The Colours of India, as well as a textile design school and show. We found time for a quick critique session in the parking lot.)
Michele, I'm looking forward to seeing all your great new pieces hanging together at the Hudson show next weekend.
Very nice, Michele.
ReplyDeleteYour piece really works now. The pieces of clock are excellent for keeping the eye moving around.
ReplyDeleteI really like what you are doing with this series.
the radial lines all over the piece (even through the no parking sign)- however incidental or not they may have been - makes this composition very cohesive.
ReplyDeleteknocking back those bits that were distracting was indeed what it needed
well done - enjoy the gardens
It's lovely Michelle - wish I could see the entire series in person. Missing you all!
ReplyDeleteMiss you too Linda! Hope the gardens are growing well!
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