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| Thursday, January 19th - I am honored to be part of a color study on Victoria Findlay Wolfe's blog - Bumble Beans; click HERE to read all about it. This is my color palette, bold, bright and fun. |
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| I often find myself using the same three colors - red, royal blue and lime green in my work. Tea Fairy House - 2011 - Quilting Arts Magazine Oct/Nov 2011 issue "Put a little zip in your art quilts." |
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| Girl, part of a larger work that was made to celebrate the Girl Scouts Orange County's 40th Anniversary. Private Collector. |
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| Sing is part of a collaboration love quilt for a dear friend of mine |
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| Divine Inspiration was made in and traveled with an exhibit "The Indelible Spirit" and then with "Sacred Threads." |
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| Soul Sisters - 2011 - 16x16 - Alliance for American Quilts Grand Prize Winner 2011; owned by a private collector |
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| Molar Eclipse, 26x26; hanging in an orthodontist office in upstate NY |
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| Funky house, part of The Artists Village collaboration in Tactile Architecture, International Quilt Festival - traveling to Cincinnati in April, and Long Beach in July. |
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| Whimsical house quilt based on my first DVD for Interweave |
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| Watercolor flip book of my girl. Polka dots are my favorite pattern |
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| Part of a larger quilt "Bess & George" that is traveling with the exhibit "The Space Between." 36w x 48h |
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| Heavy Metal |
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| The other girl from "Bess & George" |
Lovely post ....... love them all!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to hearing more about this color study. I love your colors and playing with color, but I never really feel comfortable with making color choices. Definitely need to take some classes on color.
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I love your color palette Jamie. Do you prefer commercail fabrics, batiks, hand dyes?
ReplyDeleteSo much EYE CANDY!!! You defintely inspire me! Thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! What an amazing imagination you have...these pieces are so much fun. I enjoyed your interview with Victoria and a look at your beautiful work.
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Love your work! Very inspiring. Glad I found you on Victoria's blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all of your positive comments about my color palette. I use commercial fabrics, hand-dyes and Batiks. I must confess that Hoffman Batiks are my most favorite fabrics to use in my work.
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