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Next week the Regina Stitchery Guild will have an exhibit up for 5 days as well as a few members sitting and stitching at our city fair called The Queen City Exhibition. Unfortunately I won't be able to attend but here are my pieces that will be on display:
I did this small piece last year which was my first attempt at wet felting.
Various pages from my Mixed Media Textile book.
Book pockets for a few atc's.
A bit of Tyvek, painting, soldering and stitching on these 4 atc's.
Postcard size experiment with painting on cotton. The kokopelli & swirls are pieces of organza.
Another book page
and another bit of painted cotton with a salamander made from a candy wrapper fused onto a piece of black felt.
Wishing you delightful summer days,
Jeannette Luther
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A great variety of work Jeanette. I especially love the Salamander and your book.
ReplyDeleteWell done.
Those are wonderful Jeannette!! I especially love the crab but the variety of techniques are so much fun. I've done some, and gathered supplies for more but haven't done more lately at all.
ReplyDeleteLove the variety of your work... the variety you have shared is wonderful... thanks for sharing.. and best wishes to the Chapter on the occasion of their show.
ReplyDeleteMarie
Love your stitching. Such a wide variety of techniques.
ReplyDeleteYvonne from Fredericton