Showing posts with label gift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gift. Show all posts

Thursday, August 21, 2014

ready for pre-jury evaluation

Infinity Scarf: 100% linen. rust dyed,  75"

Scarf: 100% linen. rust dyed,  61"
Two samples of rust dyed scarves are on their way to pre-jury evaluation for the Weavers Guild of St. Louis' Annual Holiday Sale.  Samples are checked for construction, craftsmanship and quality during pre-jury evaluation.  If approved, I will transform other deconstructed garments using rust dyeing techniques then stitching into flat, infinity and mobius scarves for my guild sale inventory.

32nd ANNUAL WEAVERS' GUILD of ST. LOUIS SALE

Friday, Oct. 24th 10am– 8pm

Saturday, Oct. 25th 10am– 4pm

NEW Sale location:   First Congregational Church of Webster Groves  10 W. Lockwood Ave. Webster Groves, 63119 (SW corner of Elm and Lockwood near downtown Webster Groves) 


Friday, January 18, 2013

inventory delivered

The St. Louis Artists Guild is redesigning and refreshing their Gift Shop.  I delivered these items earilier this week for your shopping pleasure.  When you are in the area, stop by 2 Oak Knoll Park (off of Big Bend) and check out the revisioned Gift Shop.   
www.stloiusartistsguild.org  314-727-6266


144 page blank journal with hand dyed wool cover


144 page blank journal with colorful fabric collage covers



earrings featuring fabric beads

earrings featuring paper beads

earrings featuring handmade paper beads

earrings & bracelet sets featuring paper beads



handmade paper heart blank cards with envelopes



Sunday, December 30, 2012

inspired by FB

Inspired by a FaceBook share, these aprons were made from repurposed shirts.  My son and granddaughter love cooking together, so I designed the aprons to be complementary but unique. 


The sleeves of the seersucker shirt became pockets on the denim shirt/apron.  Denim (repurposed blue jeans), added to the shirt hems, provides extended coverage.  The iPod pouches are blue jeans pockets.



Saturday, February 11, 2012

forever

Families  grow and change.


A gift to honor my mother, FOREVER hangs in the newly renovated community center of Lenior Woods Senior Community.  LA FAMILIA was reimagined, redesigned and remade to become FOREVER.



My mother is one of three daughters in a family of five.  I am one of three daughters in a family of five.  My son has a family of five.


FOREVER, five individual and unique forms, reference, overlap, surround and snug with each other, like a family.