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Tag Archives: patchwork
V & A Online Journal
I’ve just discovered that the V &A (Victoria & Albert Museum in London) has an Online Journal which looks very interesting. There are a couple of patchwork/quilting related articles – Michele Walker: Keepsakes of Identity: Memoriam and Doing Time: Patchwork … Continue reading
Posted in quilting, Textile Museums
Tagged Michele Walker, patchwork, prison, quilting, V&A
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Reasons why every artist should have a blog…
No posts for almost a week and then like buses, two come along at once… I have moved all my bookmarks to del.icio.us, which is a sort of communal bookmarking site and am busy sorting them all out, and clicking … Continue reading
Meetings with Blogging Friends
I meant to post this yesterday but I spilt tea on my laptop keyboard so it had to languish overnight to dry, with all detachable parts duly detached. Luckily it doesn’t seem to have done any damage, or nothing which … Continue reading
More quilt hanging!
Thank you for all your comments and thoughts about orientation of those two quilts. I appreciated all your suggestions, and finally went with Gay’s idea about putting two sleeves on for the silk quilt (the top one) and have currently … Continue reading
Some finished quilts!
I’ve been busy trying to clear the pile of quilts which are sitting in my studio waiting for sleeves and labels and finishing off in general. I finally got started yesterday and finishing one seemed to be the stimulus I … Continue reading
Fabric values
The house smells of onions at the moment because I’m busy boiling onion skins so I can overdye one of the skeins I did last time. Meanwhile, I have been busy knitting my bag! So far I have done the … Continue reading
