After a minor rearrangement of furniture in my studio, I started quilting the piece I am making for the
Alzheimers Art Quilt Initiative. It is going well, but somewhat slowly since I am free-motion quilting and deciding on direction as I go along. In addition to thinking about the images themselves, I have been thinking about my mother-in-law, whose struggle with dementia was the catalyst for my desire to help this cause. I hope to bring some of her personality and inner beauty to the piece.
Since I am not quite ready to share the quilt, I thought I'd show you the nerve centers of my sewing studio . . .
and the wet studio.
I am fortunate enough to have two areas to devote to my work, and yes, they are both rather chaotic. It seems that no sooner do I clean them up than I am spreading out more materials, so they never stay completely organized for long.
Until next time, I wish you happy creativity, peace & all good.
Your quilting and creating space is wonderful....I can see why you love working there.....And I am looking forward to more photos of your work when you want to share them.
ReplyDeleteKathy Bonafede--a textile artist in Frederick, Colorado