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Tag Archives: book
Moving on
A change is as good as a rest, but a rest is even better. I took some time out to have a really good sort-out, clearing out my workroom, moving on all the things I no longer need. Phase One … Continue reading
Posted in art, Reflections, samples, work on paper
Tagged book, box, clutter, dreamspinner
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Setting out
Happy new year! As our planet sets out on another lap around the sun, the rest of us are setting out on our own journey through another year. Some of us know where we’re going, some of us haven’t a … Continue reading
Posted in work on paper
Tagged art, book, paint, paper, sketchbook, tracks, work in progress
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Sweet dreams…
… rarely visit me, but I live in hope. Mostly my dreams can be filed in the ‘decidedly weird’ category, along with the fifty-foot giraffe that appeared the other night. In this story, however, life is a little more simple. … Continue reading
Keep Calm and Carry On
I have a postcard pinned to the noticeboard above my desk with those words printed on it. That 1940s cheerful stoicism makes me smile. So, after yesterday’s sturm, drang and angst, I kept calm and carried on: This page will … Continue reading
Posted in sketchbook project
Tagged book, cloth books, hand embroidery, landscape, quilting, Textile Art, work in progress
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Page Ten into Cloth
I have to admit to being quite pleased with this one. It took DAYS, despite its small size. This little area is pieced patchwork, hand-pieced over paper and then applied to the background. I’m particularly pleased with the portcullis, which … Continue reading
Posted in sketchbook project
Tagged book, hand embroidery, landscape, quilting, Textile Art, tree
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Redrafting
Thank you for the reassurance on the continuing cloth book. I thought I’d mention today how much compositional rearranging is necessary in the transition from paper to cloth. The pages of the paper version of this book are about 8″ … Continue reading




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