Walls Do Talk

Art Quilt Midwest is winding down, and tonight there was a 'walkabout' for the classes. Our printing class hung works (still to be washed) on the walls with character, energy, and printing prowess. Other classes has stitching, assemblages, thread studies, and landscape abstractions. A wonderful week!
 

You Print What You Are

Jean is printing what she is wearing, which means the pallet is already part of her vocabulary. I see this occur often, and must say that some purposfully wear what they are interested in. Anyway, whether this is true or not, she's got some great motifs going, and has dived into the deep water of printing successfully.
 

Printing and Printing

A wonderful group to talk about our first day's work in Art Quilt Midwest, here in Warrensburg, Missouri. We're a mix of seasoned printers and some newbies, but it takes no time at all to fill the gap for printing expertise. We've three more days to work, plenty of things to try, and want only for afternoon snacks.
 

On the Wall

Finished the second piece that I needed to take with me to Art Quilt Midwest. There will be a gallery of works by faculty, some for auction, some for sale. At the Art Gallery on the campus of University of Central Missouri where the symposium will take place beginning this coming Sunday. Hurray!
 

Print Some More Midwest

I found this image of the fabric I printed and used in Devil's Garden. I'll add the work below.  Art Quilt Midwest (https://art-quilt-midwest.org/) has just posted the info on their symposium for the workshops June 23-27 Warrensburg, Missouri near Kansas City.  I'll be there printing! Come with me.