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LINES, In Every Possible Direction
Bethany Garner January 17, 2023 Bethany Garner,Lines,Musings
Building on the creative cloth experience and a love of starting from scratch to create original art, I am an avid hand stitcher and intermediate learning weaver! FASCINATED by lines and their intricate crossings, I love to see the strings and tie-ups and the beginning of making CLOTH for art…and
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Lines
Al Cote January 10, 2023 Al Cote,Lines,Musings
We do not realize how lines of many kinds affect our daily lives. Lines on the highways. Lines in store checkouts. Lines we read in books and newspapers. A few years ago while in India, lines became overwhelmingly apparent. Walking through the crowded alleyways, the electrical power lines were in
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Janine Ibbini
Janine Ibbini January 9, 2023 Janine Ibbini,Musings
Janine Ibbini Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Janine was born in Yorkshire and was taught to sew at a very young age by her mother  Her passion for stitching expressed itself in dressmaking which was very useful considering the lack of fashion and variety of affordable clothing in Jordan where
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Desert Lines by Janine Ibbini
Janine Ibbini January 3, 2023 Artists,Musings
The word desert in Arabic is Sahar, a feminine word. When you see the lines of sand dunes and sand ripples its understandable the root word is feminine. Being immersed in the desert landscape at sunrise or sunset the lines and shadows cast on the dunes can easily be seen
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Bent and Reflected
Martha Ressler January 3, 2023 Artists,Lines,Martha Ressler,Musings,Prompts
Martha Ressler 3-10, Lines Lines get even more interesting when they are bent by shadows and reflections. I took these pictures, and although I still don’t know the quilt I am going to make, they will be my inspiration. Wish me luck! マーサ・レスラー 3-10、ライン 影や反射によって線が曲がると、線がさらに面白くなります。 これらの写真を撮りました。何を作ろうとしているのかはまだわかりませんが、それらは私のインスピレーションになるでしょう。
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Bronwyn Cant
Bronwyn Cant January 3, 2023 Bronwyn Cant,Musings
Bronwyn Cant Renmark, South Australia I come from a long line of story tellers.   When my family get together, we tell stories, exaggerate and sometimes, laugh until we hurt.  My mother says we treat the truth with elasticity. My mother, a trained nurse, taught me to cook, sew, knit and
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LINE Call
Mikiko Takase December 27, 2022 Lines,Mikiko Takase,Musings
LINE is a free communication tool commonly used in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, and Indonesia and can be used on smartphones, computers, and tablets. Line is a convenient app that allows us to create group just like messengers used around the world. Suddenly, my phone LINE stopped installing. I’ve only used
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The Lines
Elfriede Grooten December 20, 2022 Elfriede Grooten,Lines,Musings,Prompts
                                         Today it’s my turn for the blog. Recently I visited the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. I was already curious by the enthusiastic stories of Lisa Walton. The work she made after this fact made a big impression on me. Her source of inspiration was the Sagrada Familia for the theme
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Lines and Welcomes
Karol Kusmaul December 13, 2022 Artists,Karol Kusmaul,Lines,Musings,Prompts
Karol Kusmaul I’m writing a few lines today about our group Cloth in Common and our current theme, Lines. This theme is wide open and there are a gazillion ways we could interpret it.  I started by making a very long strip of bias binding so I could let it
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Climate Change
Deb Cashatt December 9, 2022 Climate Change,Deb Cashatt,Musings,Revealed Quilts
It’s all around us. Drought. Floods. Hotter. Colder. It affects people, but it also affects trees, and trees make a difference.  From the National Wildlife Federation’s web page: Trees are a truly beautiful part of the natural environment, but they are also amazingly efficient machines—constantly working to make Earth a
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Doodling lines
Regina Marzlin December 6, 2022 Lines,Musings,Prompts,Regina Marzlin
Ah, lines! I love playing with lines in my abstract works. There is so much you can do with them as design elements, the possibilities are endless. A while ago, I filled up a small sketchbook with doodles of thin lines, with different markers and all black and white graphics.
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Land engulfed in flames
Eunhee Lee December 4, 2022 Climate Change,Eunhee Lee,Musings,Revealed Quilts
The rising temperature of the earth causes climate change and is progressing to the point where it can no longer be ignored. Heavy rains, severe droughts, powerful typhoons and tornadoes, large-scale forest fires, and other types of disasters threaten human life. Among them, this work was inspired by massive forest
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