"Salsa" by Christina Fairley Erickson Freehand Machine Embroidery, decorative stitching, freemotion quilting, trapunto |
Fiber Art exhibit at the Schack Art Center |
"Pray for the Forest II" by Larkin J. Van Horn Fabric, beads $750. |
"Compare and Contrast" by Liz Axford 3 layers silk organza- front and back layers are screen-printed multiple times, hand-stitched with cotton floss to reveal patterning $6500. |
Design Wall Weekend #3 -- What do You Have on Your Design Wall?
What kind of blogs should link up?
I think that it's best to have content that matches the content and interests served with the blog that's hosting the party, so please only link up if your blog post is about any of the following:
- Quilting and fabrics
- Fiber art of any kind
- Hand & machine stitch or embroidery
- Mixed media art
- Book-making, art journals, and sketchbooks
- Tutorials for any quilting, fiber, mixed media, sketchbook and other arts
- These can be works in progress or finishes
Rules for the blog linking party
- Mention Fiber Artist Journey in your post, either with a link or button-use the direct link to the specific post - not just your main blog website (this helps with your search engine position.) If you have buttons on your sidebar that works great, please just at least mention something in your post, for example "I'm linking to Fiber Artist Journey, see my sidebar for their button." An example of a link to a specific post would be: http://fiberartistjourney.blogspot.com/2013/04/red-hot-chili-peppers.html rather than http://fiberartistjourney.blogspot.com . If you need help on how to add your link, read this.
- If you follow my blog, I'll follow yours! PLEASE make sure to comment and tell me you're following, and I'll visit and follow yours too.)
- Please take the time to visit other links, everyone loves new visitors and comments! Try to comment on at least two other blogs in the party.
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That's turned out so awesome! Well done. I'll stop in to design wall weekend with a link shortly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! This one has been fun to watch come together. I'm sure it will show well and there will lots of impressed people. :)
ReplyDeleteI think a lot of us are overwhelmed this month with taxes,weather changes,allergies and what not. I like the name of your quilt and it is lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I know I'm in overwhelm when I can't get myself to do what I really love. I think it's turning around though... starting today. :)
DeleteSalsa is wonderful! I love, love it :-) the border / background is perfect to set off all the blocks. They pop.
ReplyDeleteThis will be one that people see from across the room and go - "oh!, look at that one"
Thanks... I really love your urchin.
DeleteCongratulations on the Salsa quilt finish. I just love it! By the way, where did you get the information to design a button for your blog?
ReplyDeleteHi, Foster- my professional background is actually being a website developer and designer. If you want to send me an email asking any questions about designing a button (it's dependent upon what software you're using), I'd be happy to help you out.
DeleteHi, Christina. I'm not surprised you felt a bit of a slump after finishing "Salsa"--what a piece with so many beautiful segments! Congratulations on a gorgeous finish!
ReplyDeletebest, nadia
The Salsa is wonderful. What a fun quilt. Would love it if you followed me too.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so festive and stunning!! Good luck in the show!
ReplyDeleteGood luck in the show! Your work is very imaginative!
ReplyDeleteEsther