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I have a split personality when it comes to quilting. I love modern quilt fabrics such as Denyse Schmidt and Heather Ross, along with current day Japanese textiles from Suzuko Koseki, and Kumiko Fujita. At the same time I'm obsessed with vintage/antique Japanese cottons....mostly indigos. Quite tough on the wallet! After four years I finally gathered enough indigos and completed my Shizuko Kuroha quilt. Given another chance I would have organized the flow of color into a pattern. But as it is, I was stuck with adding a few triangles each week as they arrived in the mail from ebay auctions. The quilt is 108" x 110" which has made it impossible for me to get a good photo. I wish I could capture all the wonderful patterns. For anyone who hasn't experienced antique Japanese fabrics...it's fascinating when you know that many are hand spun, hand dyed, and hand woven. And as a testament in this quilt, still strong after 100 years.
My sister and I went to the Scottsdale Arabian Horse show in Scottsdale, Arizona. Well, dummy me, I forgot my SD card for the camera. So the only shot I got was this one in camera. Needless to say, I was the typical photographer forgetting film (SD Card) or not having enough batteries. You know the drill. Dumb move. I was kicking myself all the way home. So much for testing this camera. My only saving grace was the light was so bright that the shots outdoors would be terrible due to it being so bright. Well, maybe.
Fuji X10
Just finished this new textile picture. Its hand stitched on linen with 1970's french fabric and vintage 1960's Peter Hall fabric.
Nice detail of textile that i took from famous traditional textile shop. It gave me wonderful result that I didn't expect. Enjoy!
This series of images was photographed at the exhibition "A Decade of Art Quilting" by Linden Lancaster at the G.R.A.I.N. Store, Nathalia Victoria from October 8 to November 18, 2017