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A labor intensive piece of artwork made with measuring tape fabric, Mistyfused onto a wool blended felt foundation, hand-sewn, and then free-motion zig zagged to create my version of a log cabin quilt with zippers and a metal washer. Before adding the backing, sections could be zipped apart from one another.
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I have an entire series of art quilts around the subject of my Doc Marten boots, standing on a variety of surfaces in several different cities. Collaged with a variety of fabrics, including images from a trip to San Francisco, and ransom lettering, have been photo transferred onto fabric. Metal washers, snaps, safety pins, buttons, fuses are some of my uncommon embellishments.
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Portraits are just one of my favorite subjects in my work, but in a whimsical way, in bright colors and a touch of surface design with paint and stencils. Cups and saucers are a common motif in my work and are here on their heads, but commonly put on the roofs of my whimsical houses!
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And houses, another time honored tradition in many of the quilts that I make, with the cup and saucer on the roof. Zippered flowers, landscaping, house, roof and all around the edges of the art quilt, including a zipper for the front door. Looking forward to 2012 and making art for 8 that create! Let the fun begin!
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