So... i know i have been published before. Heck, sometimes I had stuff in two magazines in one month. Somehow, with scrapbooking and lettering... it just didn't feel like it was art. Does that make sense? This... this feels like i am an artist. Today the June 2011 issue of
Art Quilting Studio came out and I have 4 pages in it. Yippie Skippie...
Here's a little sneed peek of the table of contents page... with one of my qulits there in the lower right corner. The photography came out great. Loved the article ... loved it all. Just so excited. You can get it at, of course, Ben Franklin and probably most Barnes and Nobles bookstores. Thanks so much to
Ruth Rae and
Kristen Robinson for coming into my booth at CHA and taking my quilts... and thanks to
Karen for calling me and telling me to get my butt back to the booth to meet them!!!
So... i know i have been published before. Heck, sometimes I had stuff in two magazines in one month. Somehow, with scrapbooking and lettering... it just didn't feel like it was art. Does that make sense? This... this feels like i am an artist. Today the June 2011 issue of Art Quilting Studio came out and I have 4 pages in it. Yippie Skippie...
Here's a little sneed peek of the table of contents page... with one of my qulits there in the lower right corner. The photography came out great. Loved the article ... loved it all. Just so excited. You can get it at, of course, Ben Franklin and probably most Barnes and Nobles bookstores. Thanks so much to Ruth Rae and Kristen Robinson for coming into my booth at CHA and taking my quilts... and thanks to Karen for calling me and telling me to get my butt back to the booth to meet them!!!
3 comments:
Lindsay, your spread in the magazine was amazing, if only I can get my free hand embroidery foot to work on my machine, then I can make an art quilt piece just like YOU. You rock my dear and the layout was the best.
Hugs, Chris
I saw this today!! Luv your creations!
I saw your stuff in Quilting Arts magazine as I was standing in line at Joann's and bought it just because I loved your article. I wanted to hear more about how you work.
Question: do you adhere the fabric to freezer paper to draw and paint, or do you tack it down to a frame? Also, do you think the fabric paint pens will fade? I've been hesitant to try my Tee Juice pens 'cause I wasn't so sure they'd stand up to washing. Just wondering... Thanks!
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