…to win just by becoming a follower of this blog.
The three fabrics above measure approximately 1 yard each and will be added to the art work already offered for the draw. I have selected colors that appeal to a wide range of preferences and I hope this will entice you to consider “getting closer” to my blog. Each piece of hand-dyed cotton lawn offers a variety of colors and texture and will be great for applique and fussy cutting. If you prefer you could also use it as a background for collage – so many ideas, possibilities and options!
While selecting these fabrics I pulled several other pieces in anticipation of creating more work to augment my “Sharing Riches of My Soul” body of work from 2011. I have a firm exhibition date set in Saskatoon for all of June and want to ensure a strong body of work that may draw in interested art supporters and create some excitement. With so much already accomplished in January two or three more pieces of textile art might just be possible.
For Thursday I am planning a Textile Journal review. Make sure to check back then.
Anna Hergert, Art & Design 
Blog is awesome. Back from my holiday and was inspiring. Now I must get busy with my assignments for next class. I too have a copy of The Art Studio magazine. I can look through it many times over.
Michele
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Welcome home, Michele! Looking forward to seeing you and your homework in nearly two weeks. Have fun with it!!!
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Anna, I look forward to reading and seeing more! Nancy G Cook
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Thanks, Nancy! I am heading to “fondle some fabric” as I am typing this! Stay in touch!
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Love those fabrics!
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LOve those fabrics.
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Hi Anna: I’m so glad to be part of your blog. Reading your experiences in creativity and exploration inspire me every day, thanks for creating and sharing this form of creativity. Anara
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Anna, I’m trying not to drool on my keyboard! Those are some of my very favourite colours. Yummy! The red/wine-coloured one in particular has me thinking of the bursting of peonies…
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As always Anna, it is a pleasure reading your words and thoughts on creativity. I took a two-day workshop with you this past summer at Quilting By the Lake. I came away with a wealth of creative ideas and useful tips. For example, your method of pillow-case turning for small art quilts. I used it to make nine small Christmas tree wall hangings for my husbands nine siblings! It worked great and saved time by not having to add bindings. I also did some decorative stitching by machine on the trees. I will try to send a photo of one soon.
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Awesome colors, Anna. Sure puts one in a creative mood!
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Glad to have selected some colors that seem to appeal!
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Love anything in the purple family. Made a trip to the quilt shop in Avonport, literally on the other side of the province. A very, very foggy day here. Going to head for my quilt room after supper and create.
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Beautiful fabrics. Maybe I’ll have to test out using fabrics in some of my collage pieces. I’m inspired!
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halloo liebe Anna – es ist wundeschön, mehr von dir zu lesen und ich staune immer, was dir so alles einfällt…..:-)
Ruhpolding erstickt im Schnee und sieht aus wie im Märchen!
greetings from good old Germany from Janna with your angel….:-)
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Hi Anna…I just imagining the possibilities.
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Thank you for rich, vibrant fabrics – I am imagining the possibilities
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Very rich offerings, Anna–those would be so wonderful for some of my FrankenStitch 🙂
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I love fabric and I’m buying lots down here in Florida during my winter getaway
Thanks for thinking of us by increasing your prizes.
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