Happy news – I sold one of the pieces in our textile exhibit ArchiTEXTURE at the Anvil Centre! So I got to put the red dot sticker (indicating it’s sold) on the card and the price list. I’ve sold pieces in shows in the past, but I’ve never had the experience of putting the red dot in place myself – so a double thrill!
“Where I Live” is a small art quilt (12 x 10 inches) that I made in 2013 for a magazine challenge about maps. It’s a map of the area where I live – New Westminster and surrounding municipalities. You can read about my design and construction process here and here. (By the way, it really is square! It’s just the way it’s hanging that makes it look a little wonky.)
New work -I’m about to start working on 4 new art quilts, all of which are due before the end of September. Fortunately, they are all going to be fairly small, so I should be able to meet the deadlines. Here’s a peek at what I will be working on.
Thanks for stopping by. Today, I’m linking up with Nina Marie – click on the link below, where you’ll find many other creative and inspirational projects.
Congrats Terry, I was just thinking about that quilt the other day and thinking I want to do something similar of where I live in Victoria.
Such a thrill to put the red dot on!!
Congratulations Terry! Your works in progress look great. Is the third one along the Sydney Harbour Bridge by any chance? I am looking out my office window at the bridge right now and it looks like a match to me. If not, it’s a very similar bridge 🙂
Congratulations, Terry! What a fresh and fun little piece. 🙂
Congrats. That must have felt great! I love that neighborhood quilt!