What a terrific day. Plenty of wonderful art and lots of people. Our studio had the best food, so people hung out - which was not a bad thing at all:-). I was too busy meeting/greeting to take photos, but it was great fun.
There were 15 of us showing our art, among whom were Michael Manning who is (sadly) moving to Chicago.
I think his work is wonderful and if his canvases were not too huge for my walls, I would consider taking out a second mortgage to buy one. Ah, well - I can dream.
The good news is that I sold my piece, "For Sale or Rent," which the buyers referred to as a "fabric painting." Hmm...I like that term. They are taking it to their home in Florida, where it will live happily ever after.
These are 4" wide strips (more or less) and we shall see if it works out when I really start to use it. I have a long way to go - but cutting strips is almost as much fun as ironing.
7 comments:
Congratulations for selling a quilt! It is adorable!
Wonderful News! ! !
terrific to learn a new term for you work :*)
Displaying color is always wonderful!
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Congrats on sale. It is terrific to know that your piece will now have its own life outside your studio!
I am at the Crow Barn working with Elin Noble. It is a great class. I will go home with gobs of samples many of them will get pieced into scarves.
sounds great! congrats on the sale! wish I could have been there....
Congrats on the sale of your fabric painting! Hope you don't miss it too much. Get a Rowenta and you will love ironing and a June Taylior large and small strip cutters to make tha cutting a pleasure. I think!
Hurray on the sale! Lucky owners!
woohoo on the sale of a fun looking piece...and since my revolutionary intellectual tomato grower sat out this season...I actually have some tomato cages to try out in my studio :)
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