When Karol asked “How will you represent sound visually?”, At the moment I thought of rain. Personally, I like sound when it rains.  The sound of rain that was falling to soft and light makes me comfortable and stable. And the ripples created by the rain falling on the ground

When I first read Karol’s prompt, images of sound waves came to mind right away. With a physicist husband and a very musical family this would have been my first choice for visualizing sound. But then I visited the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck, Nova Scotia, Canada,

When I first read our prompt my immediate reaction was Sound Waves. I usually go with the first thought and as I love pattern and repetition I did an image search on them. Image searches are a wonderful way to get an instant library of images to get your mind

  Three days until our first prompt.  This is a snapshot of a photo I saw last spring in the home of Pierre du Pont at Longwood Gardens near Philadelphia.  I thought it fit our title, Cloth in Common, very nicely. If you are interested in meeting our group, and

Be still, my heart!!!!!  Our website is growing, our membership represents five states and seven countries!!!!!  We have decided on sizes for our work and an overall theme of Unusual Inspirations for our first round (22 months) of fiber art.  We have calendars and assignments, and a start date of

By way of introducing myself, I will share a recent experience.   I have many painter friends, as I am active in the local art world as well as the community of Art Quilters.  So when Plein Air West Reading (Pennsylvania) loosened its rules this year, I decided to take

Launching a brand new international group of fiber artists – this is exhilarating!!! We are anxious to meet you and one another, and to begin creating fiber art by presenting thoughtful prompts every other month.  We have each committed to the first ’round’ of twenty two months beginning August 1