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The artists of Women’s Wisdom ARTS completed Art Quilts for the Crocker Museum exhibit. Many hours were spent creating each panel with Susan Shie’s methods to inspire them ( http://artofthequilt.com/shie.html ). Board member, Ali Lichtenstein so expertly arranged and sewed the panels together for the exhibit. Please click on the first image for…
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One of our favorite classes recently was making fabric birds for our Crocker Exhibit. Please click below on the first slide for larger images: Pattern and materials to create fabric birds for our Crocker Museum Exhibit. Stuffing materials for the birds. Large birds. Using colorful fabrics and feathers. Blue bird waiting for…
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Dream catchers were handmade by the Native American Indian. It is based on a willow hoop, on which is woven a loose netting or web in horsehair mesh or a similar construction with string or yarn and then embellished with feathers, beads and small artifacts. A Dream Catcher is believed to give its owner…
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Wisdom was fortunate to have local artist Lynn Eder teaching two guest classes at our studio in August. Lynn layers wet paper pulp onto a backing sheet of cotton paper to create surface textures and subtle color interactions. We had a wonderful time during our first class and created a diverse…
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A wonderful display of unity in an art exhibit from 2008! For more information about Albie Aware Breast Cancer Foundation please click here.
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